SOLUTION: Consider the greatest-integer function below, evaluate f(-e), where "e" is the Euler's constant. f(x)=5-1/3 [2x]

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Question 1199876: Consider the greatest-integer function below, evaluate f(-e), where "e" is the Euler's constant.
f(x)=5-1/3 [2x]
Answer by ikleyn(52761) About Me  (Show Source):
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In Math, the  highlight%28highlight%28standard%29%29  designation for  Euler's constant is   gamma = 0.57721...

In  Math,  " e "  is the  highlight%28highlight%28standard%29%29  designation for  Euler's number   e = 2.71828...,   the base of the natural logarithm.

See this  Wikipedia article
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euler%27s_constant


In your post,   the terms and the designations are mixed up,  which is  GRAVE  SIN.