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[gronkboyslim]

is it possible to find k

if e^(kx)=0

thanx

 

[kini mini]

Draw the graph of e^x - it never equals zero. It gets infinitely close, but never does.

So that would be a no

 

[gronkboyslim]

werd thanx

 

[kini mini]

You're welcome

 

[Lazarus]

This isn't really that relevant, but it's sort of related - I was reminded of a similar question we had in first semester for calculus.

Question 10, here.
And the answer is here.