ElectricPavlov: That "e" is NOT Euler's constant. That is the exponent "e" for computers expressing large numbers such as 10^65, which is written as "1e65". The "e", or Euler's constant is found under the two small arrows under "log" and "10^x". Look at the calculator.
+36916 You are correct.....and the question did not specify which 'e' was being sought (sometimes you need to put in big numbers with exponents in interest calcs)...sorry for the confusion. I usually use the calculator on my phone for 'e' as in euler.
