Answer:
y = 2^(x–2) + 3
Step-by-step explanation:
The equation above is the one that is graphed. You can pick it from the offered choices by recognizing that the horizontal asymptote on the graph is y=3. That is 3 units above the horizontal asymptote of the parent exponential function. Hence, you must have ...
y = (some exponential) +3
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Please note that the exponent indicator (^) and the grouping parentheses on the exponent are essential. Without those, the equation is that of the line y=2x+1, which is not what is graphed.
