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What function has this graph?
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I tried to produce the following graph in Python. Does anybody have some idea how to produce it?
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The function is: $x sin (20 pi x)$
![x Sin[2 Pi x]](https://i.stack.imgur.com/VUBJW.png)
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The function is: $x sin (20 pi x)$
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The function is: $x sin (20 pi x)$
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Close! Scale is a bit off, though.
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The function is: $x sin (20 pi x)$
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Close! Scale is a bit off, though.
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