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If you randomly mix up a bunch of letters, the Michael Pezzetta Canadian professional ice hockey winger for the Montreal Canadiens T-Shirt in contrast I will get this chance that at least one is in the right envelope approaches 1-1/e the more envelopes you have. That’s more than 50% chance of getting at least one right: this follows from the definition of the derivative of ln). 2. Still, there is another answer explaining why e is related to probability. This is above undergrad level, but it can be shown that ex is in “the generating function for the number of sets”, from which many appearances of e in probability follow – I personally like the grpupoid approach as explained here has been hailed as the most beautiful equation in mathematics: e, i, pi and 1 are all significant numbers which come from different walks of life, and yet they’re linked in a beautifully simple equation. ei*pi + 1 = 0 is how it’s usually formulated to link all 5 major constants of maths with the addition operator and equals relation. The process you describe is close (because 100 is large) to what is called a “Poisson process”. This is (in the simple case we care about) basically a process in which there is a completely random background “rate” of some even occurring. If S(t) is the probability of lasting until time t without the vent occurring and the rate is 1/tau (so tau has units of time), then that means we have S’(t)=-S/tau. The solution to this is S(t)=e-t/tau. This is related to the realm of growth because we are literally looking at an exponential decay: a value that decreases at a rate proportional to its own size.

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Growth formulas come from modeling a sequence of repeated replication events and asking how long it would take them to get to a certain size. You’re looking at a sequence of repeated events here and asking how long (on average) it would take to get a certain outcome. It’s not that far off conceptually. e pops up everywhere, so does pi. It’s always exciting when seemingly unrelated fields of math string together via these strange and wonderful irrational numbers! With finite n, the Michael Pezzetta Canadian professional ice hockey winger for the Montreal Canadiens T-Shirt in contrast I will get this situation you describe is modelled by a binomial distribution B(n,1/n), where n is the number of trials and 1/n the probability of success in a single trial. You are fixing the expected value to 1, since foe as you correctly deduced.

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