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How do I use Map for a function with two arguments?

I have a function, e.g. $T(x,t) = \exp(-t)\sin(x)$ and I want to plot, on the same, or different graphs, $T$ as a function of $x$, for an array of $t$ values.

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How do I use Map for a function with two arguments?

I have a function, e.g. $T(x,t) = \exp(-t)\sin(x)$ and I want to plot, on the same, or different graphs, $T$ as a function of $x$, for an array of $t$ values.

I have a function, e.g. $T(x,t) = \exp(-t)\sin(x)$ and I want to plot, on the same, or different graphs, $T$ as a function of $x$, for an array of $t$ values.

Possible Duplicate:
How do I use Map for a function with two arguments?

I have a function, e.g. $T(x,t) = \exp(-t)\sin(x)$ and I want to plot, on the same, or different graphs, $T$ as a function of $x$, for an array of $t$ values.

I have a function, e.g. T(x,t) = exp(-t)*sin(x) and I want to plot, on the same, or different graphs, T as a function of x, for an array of t values.

I have a function, e.g. $T(x,t) = \exp(-t)\sin(x)$ and I want to plot, on the same, or different graphs, $T$ as a function of $x$, for an array of $t$ values.