Question

How do you graph `y=ln(x+1)`?

Answer 1

Assigning different values for x and getting y.

Explanation:

If your x is zero, your function will be `y=ln1 = 0`

If your x is 1, your function will be `y=ln2 = 0.693`

If your x is 2, your function will be `y=ln3 = 1.099`

etc. You can graph now. Note that x cannot be less than -1.

graph{ln(x+1) [-5.205, 14.795, -7.04, 2.96]}