Question

How do you graph `f(x) = 3^(x+1)`?

Answer 1

By trying different values...

Explanation:

If x is 0, then your equation will yield `y= 3^1 = 3`

If x is 1, your equation will yield `y= 3^2 = 9`

If x is 2, your equation will yield `y=3^3 = 27`

etc. You can graph now:

graph{3^(x+1) [-13, 7, -1.4, 8.6]}