Practice problem
Let's assume we have an exponential in the form bxb^xbx. Will this exponential ever go below zero if b>0 b>0\;b>0?
Yes: when you have negative values for x, the exponential will be less than zero
No: If the base is not negative, the exponential will never be negative
Not enough information: There is not enough information given to know what the exponential will do
Type a concept, like “slope” or “photosynthesis”.