Calculus Calculus: TEOREMA 2? Investigating a Typo in Adams' 6th Edition

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The discussion revolves around a potential typo in the Spanish sixth edition of "Calculus" by Robert A. Adams, where the properties of the exponential function are labeled as "TEOREMA 2," despite another theorem with the same label appearing just before it for natural logarithm properties. The contributor clarifies that in the seventh edition in English, this is correctly labeled as Theorem 3, confirming that it is indeed a typographical error in the sixth edition.
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Hi, PF

I've got the spanish sixth edition of "Calculus", by Robert A. Adams. When it comes to introduce the exponential function properties, calls it "TEOREMA 2", but could it be a typo?. Just a page before, there is another TEOREMA 2: Natural logarithm properties.

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Sorry for posting so quickly and badly: I've had access to the 7th edition in English: it's the Theorem 3; it's a typo:

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