How do you graph $y = ln x + 2$ $y=lnx+2$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2017-05-31T07:03:10

Try different x values to get y

For instance,
If x is 1, your function $y = 2$ $y=2$
If x is 2, your function $y = 2.69$ $y=2.69$
If x is 3, your function #y=3.10 etc.

Now you can graph

graph{(lnx)+2 [-10.96, 29.04, -11.08, 8.92]}

Your x must be greater than 0.

How do you graph y=lnx+2y=lnx+2?