The function has a line of reflectional symmetry.
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As x → − ∞ e x → 0 so the graph of the function has a horizontal asymptote. Suppose that such reflection line existed. Then e x should have a sloped asymptote as x → ∞ . For a sloped asymptote y = a x + b to exist for a function f ( x ) , it should satisfy x → ∞ lim x f ( x ) = a Here a must be a finite value. It's simple to prove that this doesn't hold for f ( x ) = e x so no sloped asymptote exists, thus a contradiction. So the statement is False.