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    The document contains Mathematica code that generates a plot. The code defines two regions - one bounded by x >= 0, x <= 2, y >= 1, y <= exp(x) and another bounded by lines. It overlays these regions with a list of points and labels. The full expression plotted is described as {x,y} is in the first region, x is less than or equal to 2, y is greater than or equal to 1, and y is less than or equal to exp(x).

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    The document contains Mathematica code that generates a plot. The code defines two regions - one bounded by x >= 0, x <= 2, y >= 1, y <= exp(x) and another bounded by lines. It overlays these regions with a list of points and labels. The full expression plotted is described as {x,y} is in the first region, x is less than or equal to 2, y is greater than or equal to 1, and y is less than or equal to exp(x).

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    Mathematica Practical File 3-8

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    of 2

    anureet2000.

    nb 15

    r1 = RegionPlot@x ³ 0 && x £ 2 && y ³ 1 && y £ Exp@xD, 8x, 0, 2<,


    8y, 1, Exp@2D<, PlotRange ® 88- 2, 5<, 8- 2, 10<<, Axes ® TrueD;
    r2 = ContourPlot@8x Š 0, x Š 2, y Š 1, y Š Exp@xD<, 8x, - 2, 5<,
    8y, - 2, 10<, ContourStyle ® 88Purple, Thick, Dashed<,
    8Orange, Thick, Dashed<, 8Red, Thick, Dashed<, 8Green, Thick, Dashed<<,
    PlotRange ® 88- 2, 5<, 8- 2, 10<<, AxesOrigin ® 80, 0<, Axes ® TrueD;
    l1 = ListPlot@880, 0<, 82, 1<, 82, Exp@2D<, 80, 1<<,
    PlotStyle ® Directive@PointSize@0.03D, BlackDD;
    l2 = GraphicsA9Text@"H0,0L", 8- 0.5, - 0.5<D, Text@"80,1<", 8- 0.5, 1.5<D,
    Text@"82,1<", 82.5, 1.5<D, TextA"82,e2 <", 82.5, 8<E=E;
    Show@r1, r2, l1, l2D
    Text@"D=88x,y<È0=<x=<2,1=<y=<ex <"D
    10

    8 82,e2 <

    2
    80,1< 82,1<

    0
    H0,0L

    -2
    -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5

    D=88x,y<È0=<x=<2,1=<y=<e < x
    16 anureet2000.nb

    r1 = RegionPlot@x ³ Log@yD && x £ 2 && y ³ 1 && y £ Exp@2D, 8x, 0, 2<,


    8y, 1, Exp@2D<, PlotRange ® 88- 2, 5<, 8- 2, 10<<, Axes ® TrueD;
    r2 = ContourPlot@8x Š Log@yD, x Š 2, y Š 1, y Š Exp@2D<, 8x, - 2, 5<,
    8y, - 2, 10<, ContourStyle ® 88Purple, Thick, Dashed<,
    8Orange, Thick, Dashed<, 8Red, Thick, Dashed<, 8Green, Thick, Dashed<<,
    PlotRange ® 88- 2, 5<, 8- 2, 10<<, AxesOrigin ® 80, 0<, Axes ® TrueD;
    l1 = ListPlot@880, 0<, 82, 1<, 82, Exp@2D<, 80, 1<<,
    PlotStyle ® Directive@PointSize@0.03D, BlackDD;
    l2 = GraphicsA9Text@"H0,0L", 8- 0.5, - 0.5<D, Text@"80,1<", 8- 0.5, 1.5<D,
    Text@"82,1<", 82.5, 1.5<D, TextA"82,e2 <", 82.5, 8<E=E;
    Show@r1, r2, l1, l2D
    TextA"D=88x,y<ÈLog@yD=<x=<2,1=<y=<e2 <"E
    10

    8 82,e2 <

    2
    80,1< 82,1<

    0
    H0,0L

    -2
    -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5

    D=88x,y<ÈLog@yD=<x=<2,1=<y=<e2<

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