in math, what is the value e called?
e is the limit of (1+n)^(1/n) as n intends to infinity.
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P.S. In your example, you shouldn't use the word "intends." You should say either
"n tends to infinity" or
"n approaches infinity."
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When reading it aloud, it is just pronounced the same way as the name of the letter "e." Let's spell it "ee."
De Moivre's theorem is read aloud as "Ee to the eye pie plus one equals zero."
(Unless you're an electrical engineer, in which case you read it as "Ee to the jay pie plus one equals zero," because engineers use "j" rather than "i" to represent the square root of minus one).
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Euler's Number.
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it is around 2.7
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it is called Neper number
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