0
eip + 1= 0
Demonstrates:
- Exponentiation
- Multiplication
- Addition
- Equality
Uses
- Exponential constant (e) (the only number which differentiated gives itself)
- Pi - Another transcendental number
- 1 - the identity of the natural numbers
- 0 - considered the defining object in modern mathematics, determines place value and allowed for the logical representation of arbitrary values using a small set of symbols.
Requires Knowledge of
- Trigonometry
- Imaginary Numbers
- Exponentation
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