how do I go about graphing this function 2^3* sq rt of (x+2) +4

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how do I go about graphing this function  2^3* sq rt of (x+2) +4

zepdrix · Answer

Hmm it's kind of hard to read it the way you have it written. Is this what your function looks like?
$$y=2^{3\sqrt{x+2}}+4$$
Or should the sqrt be down on the ground? :D

anonymous · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

yes the sq should be on the ground

zepdrix · Answer

$$y=2^3\sqrt{x+2}+4$$
Ok so this is basically the function:$$y=\sqrt x$$
But it has been altered a bit :)
Do you know what the sqrt of x looks like on a graph?

anonymous · Answer

a parabola

zepdrix · Answer

ya it's pretty much a parabola turned on its side, it opens to the right, and doesn't have a lower half to it :D

anonymous · Answer

my choices look like cube graphs

zepdrix · Answer

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Hmm don't have any that look like this?