Danny Low's answer to JOAN's Secondary 4 A Maths Singapore question.

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2 years ago
hi can u explain the line " as both e^2x and x² is more than 0, 2x-1 is less than 0" ?
Danny Low
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2 years ago
X^2 is always positive as any number ( positive or negative) will always ended up positive when squared. Eg square of -2 is 4, and so on. By the way this is a very useful fact that is often used.

e is positive number ( e = 2.718). There is thus no value of x that can make e^2x negative.

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2 years ago
ohh okay thank you!!
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2 years ago
You are welcome, hope this has helped