[Solution] The normal distribution is a bell-shaped curve defined by y=e^-x^2 Use the golden-section search to determine the location of the inflection
Question: The normal distribution is a bell-shaped curve defined by
\[y={{e}^{-{{x}^{2}}}}\]
Use the golden-section search to determine the location of the inflection point of this curve for positive x.
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