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Chapter 11: Q1P (page 548)

Sketch or computer plot a graph of the function y=e-x2 .

Short Answer

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The graph shown is the graph of the function.

Step by step solution

01

Given Information

The value of the function isy=e-x2 .

02

Definition of graph

The graph is a pictorial representation of the function.

03

plot the graph

The value of the function is y=e-x2 .

For x,y=0,1

For x→±∞,y=0

From the coordinates mentioned above plot the graph.

The graph is shown below:

Which is the required graph.

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