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- Product of Gaussians | One reason gaussian wave functions are useful is that the product of two gaussian wave functions is another gaussian function. Verify this with a series of numerical experiments. Write a function that takes four arguments, the exponents and centers of two gaussian functions, and displays three curves in the same figure: 91(2), 92(x), and the product 31 (2) .92(2). Call your function for several combinations of exponents and centers. Does the product always appear to be another gaussian function