Math, asked by ishanm2210, 19 hours ago

what is euler's formlua?

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Answered by PopularStar
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\bf\color{magenta}{e^ix=cos \ x+i \ sin \ x}

e \bf\color{magenta}{⤳}Base of the natural logarithm

i \bf\color{magenta}{⤳}imaginary unit

x \bf\color{magenta}{⤳}angle of radians

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It can also written as \bf\color{magenta}{F+V=E+2}

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Euler's identity  \bf\color{magenta}{eiπ+1=0}

Complex number (exponential form)\bf\color{magenta}{z =reiθ}

Complex exponential \bf\color{magenta}{e x + i y = e x ( cos ⁡\  y + i sin)}

Answered by sneha5720
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Answer:

Euler's formula, either of two important mathematical theorems of Leonhard Euler. It is written F+V=E+2, where F is the number of faces,V the number of vertices, and F the number of edges.

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