The given function is y=3(x+2) y = 3^{(x + 2)} y=3(x+2).
The function y=3(x+2) y = 3^{(x + 2)} y=3(x+2) is an exponential function with a base of 3. The +2 +2 +2 inside the exponent indicates a horizontal shift to the left by 2 units.
For the function y=3(x+2) y = 3^{(x + 2)} y=3(x+2):
The correct graph is the first one, which shows an exponential growth starting from the left and increasing rapidly as x x x increases.
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