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Euler's identity

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Euler’s identity is the equation
e  i  π =  − 1
, where
e
is the natural logarithm base,
i
is the imaginary unit and
π
is the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter. The identity is sometimes stated as
e  i  π + 1  =  0.

See also: Complex units and identity elements.