0= e^((x^2/2))

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0= e^((x^2/2))

Guest Dec 17, 2014

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If we have

0 = e ^(x^2 / 2) ......this has no answer because an exponential (e raised to a power) can never = 0

CPhill Dec 17, 2014

CPhill · Answer 1 · 2014-12-17T01:15:30

If we have

0 = e ^(x^2 / 2) ......this has no answer because an exponential (e raised to a power) can never = 0