How do you put the constant e on matlab
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I'm trying to write an equation with e, but I assume it would just take it as an undeclared variable.
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Star Strider
2018-3-30
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So I guess the answer to the question would be:
e = exp(1) % Euler's number
Yes, though if you're planning to use it in expressions of the form e^t, instead of computing e separately then raising it to the power t I recommend calling exp with t as an input.
format longg
e = exp(1)
y1 = e^2
y2 = exp(2)
As an example of the difference between exp(1)^n and exp(n) :
format long g
e = exp(1);
y1 = e^20; fprintf('%.999g\n', y1);
y2 = exp(20); fprintf('%.999g\n', y2);
y1 - y2
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