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how do you plot 1/x^e in matlab?

>> No.4622728

e=exp(1);

>> No.4622740 [DELETED] 

>>4622714
I mean 1/e^x

>> No.4622744

ezplot('1/x^e')

>> No.4622749
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4622749

X = -5:.1:5;
Y = exp(-X);
plot(X,Y);

>> No.4622755

graphthishit(1/x^e)

>> No.4622765 [DELETED] 

>>4622749
I need 1/exp(-X) broseph

>> No.4622773

http://www.math.ohiou.edu/courses/math344/lecture1.pdf

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>>4622765
Broseph that's three different things you've asked for. You know that 1/e^x = e^-x, right?

So 1/x^e is expressed as x^exp(-1)
1/e^x is expressed as exp(-x)
1/exp(-x) is just fucking exp(x)

>> No.4622804 [DELETED] 

>>4622784
I need shit similar to 1/exp(-x)

we're discussing plotting in matlab here, right?

>> No.4622821 [DELETED] 

>>4622773
read it, still don't know how to do it ...