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One thing I've never understood is why people write it that way round, I always think of it as: e^(i*pi) = -1 I don't understand why people switch it around a
by mijoharas 12y ago
One thing I've never understood is why people write it that way round, I always think of it as:
e^(i*pi) = -1
I don't understand why people switch it around all the time, I don't think it loses any elegance going that way round, I also feel it loses clarity being shuffled around because it's just one more (admittedly tiny) operation you need to do to see why it happens.
- waynecochran 12y agoBecause it involves all of the most important a constants: 0, 1, e, pi, i.
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