Question

Which equation is represented by the graph below

Answer 1

C). y = ln x + 4

Explanation:

First off, we can cancel out the
`e^(x)` graphs.

Now looking at the graph, one can see that when x = 1, y = 4.

So for each
`ln` function, plug in 1 for x.

In doing this, one will find that y = ln x + 4 is the only
`ln` graph that produces 4 when x = 1.