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Python: - To Start, Input Your Commands Here

The document provides instructions for plotting different types of functions using Jupyter Notebook. It demonstrates how to plot polynomial, exponential, and combined functions by generating x-values, calculating the corresponding y-values using numpy functions, and using matplotlib to plot the x and y points and display the graph. Examples shown include plotting quadratic, cubic, and exponential decay functions with varying numbers of data points.

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Python: - To Start, Input Your Commands Here

The document provides instructions for plotting different types of functions using Jupyter Notebook. It demonstrates how to plot polynomial, exponential, and combined functions by generating x-values, calculating the corresponding y-values using numpy functions, and using matplotlib to plot the x and y points and display the graph. Examples shown include plotting quadratic, cubic, and exponential decay functions with varying numbers of data points.

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Online Python using Jupyter:

[Link]
Python

Double click this link

• To start, input your


commands here
Plotting polynomial function: y=x 2

Value of x ranges from -6 to 6,


x = [Link](-6,6,100) with 100 data points
x**2 means x2 (note: x*2 means 2x)
y = (x**2)
[Link](x,y)
x = [Link](-6,6,6)
[Link]() y = (x**2)
[Link](x,y)
Plot with 100 data points [Link]()
Plot with only 6 data points
Plotting polynomial function:
x = [Link](-6,6,100)
y = (x**2-4*x+8) y=x2-4x+8
[Link](x,y)
[Link]()
Plotting exponential function:
x
y=e and y=e -x

x = [Link](-4,6,100) x = [Link](-6,6,100)
y = [Link](x) y = [Link](-x)
[Link](x,y) [Link](x,y)
[Link]() [Link]()
Plotting 2
y=x e-x

x = [Link](-1,8,100)
y = (x**2)*[Link](-x)
[Link](x,y)
[Link]()

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