Question

Is the function ƒ(x) = e^–11x an exponential function? If so, identify the base. If not, why not?

Answer 1

@Hero

Answer 2

since e is not a real number would it be an exponential function or not?

Answer 3

Who told you that \(e\) is not a real number?

Answer 4

I think you might be confusing mathematical constant \(e\) with imaginary number \(i\). Careful not to do that.

Answer 5

so e=1

Answer 6

Where are you getting that from? Can you printscreen your question? It's best for you to do what @shirt does with his/her question. It's best to just print screen it or you'll confuse us all.

Answer 7

I wouldn't go around broadcasting \(e = 1\). Someone might read that and actually think it is true. Imagine if millions of users read it. Then we'd have an epidemic on our hands.

Answer 8

Also, if I were you, I'd print screen in a way that wouldn't reveal my name.

Answer 9

sorry my chromebook was malfunctioning

Answer 10

Your answer is correct, but I have a question for you. Have you tried Khan Academy yet?

Answer 11

@Hero was on there today

Answer 12

Well, you should spend more time there. You'd learn most everything you need to know about mathematics at your level.

Answer 13

I will thanks