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We shall prove this formula with the help of binomial series expansion. We have (1+1x)x=1+x(1x)+x(x–1)2!(1x)2+x(x–1)(x–2)3!(1x)3+⋯⇒(1+1x)x=1+1+x2(1–1x)2!1x ...

When direct substitution of a limit leads to an indeterminate form, we can use L'Hospital's Rule to evaluate the limit.