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20 June, 11:05

H• (1/h) = 1 is what property

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  1. 20 June, 11:17
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    Step-by-step explanation:

    As I said in my Question I already know the "only way" to calculate this limit,

    limh→0eh-1h=1

    "the only way" i mean : using this definition

    limx→∞ (1+1x) x=e

    by substituting x=1/h you can rewrite it as

    e=limh→0 (1+h) 1/h

    then:

    limh→0eh=limh→0 ((1+h) 1/h) h=limh→0 (1+h)

    so you can easily prove it the limit equal to one

    limh→0eh-1h=1

    so we can say that : this limit is just redefine of the definition of the e number
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