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Chapter 1: Q. 10 (page 152)

the definition of the number e in terms of a limit.

Short Answer

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the expression that defines the number e in terms of a limit is,

e=limh鈫�0(1+h)1h

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Step 1. Definition of e.

The given topic whose definition is asked is numbere.

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Step 2. Definition of e.

The number e is defined as the number that (1+h)1happroaches as h approaches zero.

e=limh鈫�0(1+h)1h

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