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e is a mathematical constant that is a natural logarithm. It is approximately 2.71828

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e occurs in a natural logarithm and has a number value of approximately 2.718281828.
ex. log x to the base e

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E is an irrational constant similar to pi. Logarithms can be to base e, which make them natural logarithms. It's value is around 2.718281828... it probably goes on forever.

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It is an irrational constant. You can have logarithms to the base 10 and to the base e. these are called natural logs.

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The number e frequently occurs in mathematics and is an irrational constant . Its value is e = 2.718 281 828

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What is the number e and how is it used in logarithms? - Lauren Lacy

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What is the number e and how is it used in logarithms? - Lauren Lacy

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E - E is an irrational number that occurs in natural logarithms and has a base number value of 2.718281828
It is used in Logarithms as base 10  and flipped within the equation

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e is irrational number that is in a logarithm. It is around 2.7182818...

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e is an irrational number that occurs in a natural logarithm. Base e has number value of approximately 2.718281828

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e is an irrational number that occurs in a natural logarithm. Base e has number value of approximately 2.71828182

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Some people have posted that e is an irrational number and some have posted that it is  a rational fixed number.  Who can find proof of either?

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Some people have posted that e is an irrational number and some have posted that it is  a rational fixed number.  Who can find proof of either?

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e is a mathematical constant that is the base of the natural logarithm
- carley hutson

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What is the number e and how is it used in logarithms?

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What is the number e and how is it used in logarithms?