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The Enigmatic Number \(e\): A History in Verse and Its Uses in the Mathematics Classroom
Course Topic(s): One-Variable Calculus | History of Calculus
The author uses her poem, 'The Enigmatic Number \(e\),' to show how poetry about the history of mathematics can be used to enrich and enliven mathematics instruction. With links to numerous other online resources concerning logarithms and exponents.
Resource URL: http://mathdl.maa.org/mathDL/46/?pa=content&sa=viewDocument&nodeId=3482
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Subject classification(s):
Single Variable Calculus
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Calculus
Creator(s): Sarah Glaz
Contributor(s): Editor, Loci: Convergence
This resource was cataloged by Janet Beery
Publisher:MAA, MathDL Loci: Convergence
Resource copyright: MAA
This review was published on February 12, 2011
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