Question

why is e to the negative infinity zero

Answer 1

because it's like saying 1/e^-1000, which is so small that it might as well be zero, try it on a calculator

Answer 2

oops...it's like saying 1/e^1000,

Answer 3

and e equals around 2.7

Answer 4

so 2 raised the negative 2 is 1/4

Answer 5

yup, with a negative exponent you put 1 over top of the variable and the exponent

Answer 6

ok great thank you

Answer 7

no problem!