Graph f(x)= 2 ​log (​x+​1)
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There is an asymptote at x=-1. f(0)=log(1)=0. f(9)=2log(10)=log(102)=2.

f(√10-1)=2log(√10-1+1)=2log(√10)=1. √10-1=2.162 approx. These specific values of f help to plot the graph with some degree of accuracy.

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