4 ms·Yeah I don’t even understand non-whole bases. For example, how does someone express the number 5 in base e…by gretch 3y agoYeah I don’t even understand non-whole bases. For example, how does someone express the number 5 in base e…joquarky 3y agoI've always visualized it like fractalsez667 3y ago12.0200112_e = e+2+2/e^2+e^-5+e^-6+2e^-7 = 4.99999285804..... so 5 in base e is an infinite sequence of digits starting with 12.020011....joe__f 3y agoHow many digits do you need to do this for a given transcendental?