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I looked up the Kirby Dach Canadian professional ice hockey centre for the Montreal Canadiens T-Shirt Additionally,I will love this definition of e and it’s equal to the limit of (1+1/n)n as n->inf which looks very similar to the probability formula I came up with. Now my question: why did I seemingly discover e during a probability exercise? I thought that e was in the realm of growth, not probability. Can anyone explain what it’s doing here and how it logically makes sense?I’m not sure exactly what you are looking for, but e is in the realm of probability, in exactly the way you just found. Numbers do not have to limit themselves, saying e belongs in exponential growth only would be like saying 2 belongs only in basic addition and cannot show up in other contexts. Also, as I said in another comment, this is the realm of exponential growth (specifically exponential decay – negative growth). The chance of the event occurring in any given “moment” is a constant, and so the chance of survival is decreasing proportional to its own size (because the chance of survival to a point is independent of the event occurring at that point). Since the probability changes at a rate proportional to its own size, you get an exponential function. If you have a random even that can occur at any moment with an average rate of once per time length tau, than the chance it hasn’t happened after t time is e-t/tau.

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This is actually an example of something that shows up in physics all the Kirby Dach Canadian professional ice hockey centre for the Montreal Canadiens T-Shirt Additionally,I will love this time, and there’s a very intuitive reason that e shows up here. Imagine an atom which has an excited electron, and there’s a 1/100 chance that the electron will decay and emit a photon per second. That means the probability P that the electron has not decayed after t seconds is given by P=e-1/100 *t, aka it decays exponentially at a rate of 1/100. Therefore the probability after 100 seconds that the electron still hasn’t decayed is P=e-100/100=1/e. And thus the probability that it has decayed is 1 minus this, which is 1-1/e. I’ve skipped over a few things that I’ll mention here: technically the derivation of the function for P(t) involves the limit, so in a way I haven’t answered your question. But hopefully this provides some intuition to you as to why e shows up here. Also, technically P(t) will only have a base of e in the limit that X->infinity for 1/X. However, it’s pretty darn close even just for X=100.

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