This is interactive mathematics
where you learn math by playing with it!
Play with the following graph by changing the base from 10 to smaller numbers, then larger numbers. Remember, if the graph disappears, click on the rocket to zoom out. If it goes totally crazy, reload the Web page.
Notice that the curve has 1 as the y-intercept. Try changing x to -x to see what happens.
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