Given the following exponential equation:

For x = 0, we have:

Then, the y-intercept must be y = 2. Now, for x = -2:

Looking at D, we see that the y-intercept is 4, so this graph does not correspond to the equation. Looking at B and C, we see that y ≠ 8 for x = -2, so we discard them.
For A:
We see that y = 8 for x = -2, and the y-intercept is 2. Then, this is the corresponding graph of the equation.
Answer: A