E^(-x)

Definition

This term refers to Euler's number raised to the negative power of x. It represents the reciprocal of e^x and decreases exponentially as x gets larger.

Related terms

Reciprocal Function: A function that gives the multiplicative inverse of a given function.

Asymptote:

A line that a graph approaches but never touches or crosses.

Integration:

The process of finding the area under a curve, which can involve functions like e^(-x).