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Need help with this.
Also, does e represent 10? or is it just a variable- like x
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Need help with this. Also, does e represent 10? or is it just a variable- like x Thanks-example-1
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e in this case just represents a variable, I believe.

with this, unless we are given a solution to e or x, the answer might not be accurate. Assuming that e does not = a fraction or decimal, the answer to this is 2e, e^2, e^3. However, since we don't know the solution to x or e, I'm thinking that the answer to this can be put any way as long as 2e, e^2, and e^3 are put in that order. I wish you the best of luck, I'm off to find out more about this problem!

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