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When calculating the following limit in CAS mode

\( \lim_{x \rightarrow \infty}(1+\frac{1}{x})^x = e = 2.71828...\)

the Prime gives "1" as result (which is wrong) instead of the Euler's number. When doing the same with the 50g there is no problem.

Any idea?
Mine gives "e", perhaps there is something stored in x?
Arno
Hi!
My Prime also give 1... I change the setting and always the same response.
Marcel
Hi again!
You have to enter it correctly!
Check this image and the prime give "e".
Marcel
It may be due not to enter the whole expression inside the parenthesis, to do it outside is not considered within the limit.
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Thanks to all experts here!
Indeed it was the parentheses
Regards
Maro
Additional parenthesis around the limit as argument of a power would probably clarify... Or use algebraic input.
(03-06-2017 11:59 PM)Marcel Wrote: [ -> ]Hi again!
You have to enter it correctly!
Check this image and the prime give "e".
Marcel

Wait! You have to enter it 'correctly?' Insane.
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