Step 1 :Given the function \(y=\left(\frac{1}{2}\right)^{x-5}-2\), we are asked to graph it using the provided table of values.
Step 2 :The table of values is as follows: \n\n\(-10, 32766\), \(-9, 16382\), \(-8, 8190\), \(-7, 4094\), \(-6, 2046\), \(-5, 1022\), \(-4, 510\), \(-3, 254\), \(-2, 126\), \(-1, 62\), \(0, 30\), \(1, 14\), \(2, 6\), \(3, 2\), \(4, 0\), \(5, -1\), \(6, -1.5\), \(7, -1.75\), \(8, -1.875\), \(9, -1.9375\), \(10, -1.96875\).
Step 3 :We plot these points on a graph.
Step 4 :The graph shows that the function decreases rapidly for negative x values, reaches a minimum at x=5, and then slowly increases for positive x values.
Step 5 :The function appears to be an exponential decay function, which is consistent with the form of the function.
Step 6 :\(\boxed{\text{The graph of the function } y=\left(\frac{1}{2}\right)^{x-5}-2 \text{ using the given table of values shows an exponential decay.}}\)