The Logarithm -- limit definition #shorts
Here's a quick derivation of the limit definition for the logarithm. A previous video, https://youtu.be/bPmooEEXU_8 , relied on this definition. You can read about this derivation here: https://medium.com/mathadam/fall-in-love-with-e-all-over-again-2ddc5d03d4cc?sk=8f7111156005f8db169a628a9
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