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Suite de terme général exp(na)
1. n est un
entier naturel
2. La suite (un) est une suite géométrique de
premier
terme u0 = 1 et de
raison
exp(a)
3. Pour tout entier n et tout réel a, exp(na) = (exp(a))n
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Fonction exponentielle
Fonction f
définie
et dérivable sur R telle que pour tout
réel x
, f '(x) = f (x) et f (0) = 1
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L'existence de cette fonction est admise. Son
unicité
est démontrée p.
182.
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Pour tous
réels x
et
y
exp(x +
y
) = exp(x) × exp(
y
)
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Pour tous
réels
x et
y
exp(
–x
) × exp(x) =
1
exp(x –
y
) = exp(x)exp(
y
)
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Nombre exp(1)
Noté e
Valeur approchée au millième:
2,718
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Notation exp(x)
Noté ex
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Pour tout
entier n
, exp(n) = (exp(
1
))n = en
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