flatmaster Messages 497 Reaction score 2 Dec 10, 2008 #2 Within a set of parentheses, you will have 1+x+x^2. The limit of this as x--> 0 is 1. You then have ((1)^(1/x)-e) One to any power is still one, so 1-e
Within a set of parentheses, you will have 1+x+x^2. The limit of this as x--> 0 is 1. You then have ((1)^(1/x)-e) One to any power is still one, so 1-e