Re: How to plot functions of e in latex

Terryc wrote:
Need to use psplot under latex to plot some functions of e, such as
log to the base e of (x+1) and e**(x+1)

Initial thoughtsthat they will be like these (where I substitute a constant for e below).

\psplot{-4}{4}{x 1 add ln}
\psplot{-4}{4}{e x 1 add exp}

These look fine to me, at least as code fragments go (though you might need log instead of ln -- I can never keep that straight from language to language). What is the difficulty you're having?

Alan
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