#Question
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try plotting each one out on desmos
for the first one, 3 raised to what number equals 0?
for the 2nd one 3 raised to what number plus 3 equals 0?
for the third one, 3 raised to what number equals zero?
not gonna look at the rest
the answer is there's no number you can raise 3 by to get zero
so that part of any of these equations cannot be zero
only a number infinitely close to and greater than zero but not zero
@hallow gust
also if you plug 3^(super large negative number like -5000000) and it gives you zero it's rounding to zero you can't actually reach zero only get really close to it
the function never reaches 0, for an exponential term as the exponent -> -inifinity the term approaches zero but is never zero