Let's do some more graphing using the exponential function, e^x. Make four coordinate axes on a single page of graph paper. On each graph the function e^x; gives you something to compare to the other graphs. So now you have four coordinate axes with a graph of e^x on each one. This is your baseline and you have e^x to compare. Now, graph another function in each coordinate axis as follows: (1) e^( - x ). (2) - e^x. (3) e^x 1 (4) e^( x 1 ) There should now be four coordinate axes with two graphs on each