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Question 1

The value of e, the base of the natural logarithm, is approximately 2.718282. Which of the following representations of this value is the most precise?
◦ 2.71828
◦ 2.71
◦ 2.718
◦ 2.7

Question 2

The value of e, the base of the natural logarithm, is approximately 2.718282. Which of the following representations of this value is the most accurate?
◦ 2.71828
◦ 2.71
◦ 2.718
◦ 2.7
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