e = 2.71828182
It has been called the logarithmic constant, Napier's number, Euler's constant, and the natural logarithmic base.
The constant plays a key role in descriptions of phenomena such as radioactive decay and population growth and, in the financial world, and in calculations of compound interest.
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The number e : history, algorithms, computations, references.
This article explores the exponential nature of fixed rate and variable rate compound interest through the use of exponentials, natural logarithms and e.
This article explores the exponential nature of fixed rate and variable rate compound interest through the use of exponentials, natural logarithms and e.
The number e : history, algorithms, computations, references.
