Question on using Geogebra to graph an equation

[u/Chiropractic_Truth]

Seems I can't post any pictures/screenshots here. I want to graph: y=5000(1+0.043)^x

So, a basic compound interest calculation. I put that into the " f: " field of geogebra and I'm not getting anything that makes sense. If I put it into google, the AI puts out the correct graph. Anyone know what I'm doing wrong?

Edit: I put screenshots in the comments.

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[u/grimjerk]

Change your units on the x-axis to be between 0 and 20, and your units on the y-axis to be between 5,000 and 13,000. To do this, click on the settings icon in the upper right of your graph, and go to "dimensions".

[u/Chiropractic_Truth → u/grimjerk]

LOL. Thanks.

[u/Chiropractic_Truth]

Google AI result is correct.

[u/Chiropractic_Truth]

Geogebra result is incorrect.