Homework Help: Calculus (pleas help!!!)

Posted by Claudia on Wednesday, April 6, 2011 at 7:01pm.

Find a formula for a curve of the form y=e^((−(x−a)^2)/b) for b greater than 0 with a local maximum at x=−5 and points of inflection at x=−8 and x=−2.

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