Many exponential and logarithmic equations cannot be solved algebraically. However, they can be solved graphically. Solve the given equation by the use of a graphing calculator $2^{x+3} = 64$ Which of the following graphs corresponds to the given equation? All graphs are shown with window settings [-10,10] x [-80,80], Xscl=2, Yscl=10. (Round your answer to three decimal places as needed.)
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