What does LN(x) = in math?

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We know, more or less, where pi comes from: the perimeter of a circle divided by its diameter, or C(ircumference)/D = pi. But where does E (or e) comes from? I knew it (learned it), but I forgot.

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I’m such a nerd. I loved this

[@tomtke7351]

natural log of (x)
i.e. what number, n, that when applied to e^n = x

[@williejohnson5172]

Please clarification
ln(1)=0
ln 1= 1= the exponent of e
Are these correct?

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Why is it so hard to find an A-Level mathematician to treat on "The Mathematical Philosophy of the Number e" 😕🤔

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are u asking about what e equals to?

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e^y=x

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If number e is a natural base, is there such a thing as a tangency on base e? # tan base e? 😕🙌

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Natural log of x

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