Not sure where to post this.... can you please help me??

[12-year-old-poet]

y=12^x
What does this mean and how do you explain it on a graph?

 

[Unknown008]

This means y equals to 12 raised to the power of x.

Do you happen to know the shape of the graph of \(\displaystyle y = e^x\)? If so, it's a similar graph, only that the part before the y-axis is lower and the part after the y-axis is higher than the standard \(\displaystyle y = e^x\) graph.

If not, you can always use the traditional method of taking random values of x and plug it in the equation to see how it looks like.

 

[12-year-old-poet]

This means y equals to 12 raised to the power of x.

Do you happen to know the shape of the graph of \(\displaystyle y = e^x\)? If so, it's a similar graph, only that the part before the y-axis is lower and the part after the y-axis is higher than the standard \(\displaystyle y = e^x\) graph.

If not, you can always use the traditional method of taking random values of x and plug it in the equation to see how it looks like.

Thank You Unknown008

 

[Unknown008]

You're welcome