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The base of natural logarithms

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CW64 | 04:25 Wed 08th Jan 2003 | Technology
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If pi is the ratio of the circumference to the diameter of a circle. What is the base of natural logarithms ie what is the value derived from?
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e.??
20:14 Wed 08th Jan 2003
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Its e which is equal to 2.71828, but I can't remember why. I'll ask my mate who is a professor in Maths and let you know, if no one else has put an answer up by then.
21:02 Wed 08th Jan 2003
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Just got my mates answer back. It is the only function where the derivative is equal to the original function. d/dx e^x = e^x
21:16 Wed 08th Jan 2003

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