Some formulas are tremendously slow to evaluate

Describe the bug

There are functions that take forever to compute.
An example is the following:

The larger the main factor is (here 3000), the slower the program gets.
1-3 is fine, 30-60 slow, 3000 gets the app stuck, and then it crashed on me.

A side effect on this was, that when trying to capture a screenshot of the formula (with Win+Shift+S), even that program got frozen. Probably Windows was overloaded in this moment. The task manager could be opened just fine though.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Open calculator
2. Enable graphing view
3. Type in my formula, first try small values, then large

Expected behavior

The calculator performance should stay the same, especially because I am only graphing, not doing any analytics of the function.

Screenshots

Device and Application Information

• OS Build:

Major  Minor  Build  Revision
-----  -----  -----  --------
10     0      19044  0

• Architecture: X64
• Application Version: 10.2103.8.0
• Region: de-DE
• Dev Version Installed: False

Additional context

Requested Assignment

I'm just reporting this problem. I don't want to fix it.

Start by reproducing the report in Calculator's graphing view on Windows 10, using the formula shown in the attached image and increasing its main factor from small values to 3000. Compare responsiveness and resource use across those values, then verify that graphing remains usable without freezing or crashing.