F flowerp Active Member Joined May 15, 2017 Messages 124 Gender Undisclosed HSC N/A Jun 11, 2019 #1 Hi every1, I need help with the following question please: Examine the behaviour as x --> ∞ for y = e - x^2e^x Thank you soooo much!!!!
Hi every1, I need help with the following question please: Examine the behaviour as x --> ∞ for y = e - x^2e^x Thank you soooo much!!!!
Trebla Administrator Administrator Joined Feb 16, 2005 Messages 8,403 Gender Male HSC 2006 Jun 11, 2019 #2 flowerp said: Hi every1, I need help with the following question please: Examine the behaviour as x --> ∞ for y = e - x^2e^x Thank you soooo much!!!! Click to expand... Do you mean If so then as x gets large the also gets large and so does Hence that whole second term gets very large, but since it is a small constant minus this very large term the whole thing becomes negatively large
flowerp said: Hi every1, I need help with the following question please: Examine the behaviour as x --> ∞ for y = e - x^2e^x Thank you soooo much!!!! Click to expand... Do you mean If so then as x gets large the also gets large and so does Hence that whole second term gets very large, but since it is a small constant minus this very large term the whole thing becomes negatively large
F flowerp Active Member Joined May 15, 2017 Messages 124 Gender Undisclosed HSC N/A Jun 11, 2019 #3 Trebla said: Do you mean If so then as x gets large the also gets large and so does Hence that whole second term gets very large, but since it is a small constant minus this very large term the whole thing becomes negatively large Click to expand... Yep! Ahhh I see, thank you very much !!!!!!!!!
Trebla said: Do you mean If so then as x gets large the also gets large and so does Hence that whole second term gets very large, but since it is a small constant minus this very large term the whole thing becomes negatively large Click to expand... Yep! Ahhh I see, thank you very much !!!!!!!!!