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The values of $\epsilon ^{x}$ and $\epsilon ^{-x}$ are continually required in different branches of physics, and as they are given in very few sets of mathematical tables, some of the values are tabulated here for convenience.

$x$	$\epsilon ^{x}$	$\epsilon ^{-x}$	$1-\epsilon ^{-x}$
0	1.0000	1.0000	0.0000
0.10	1.1052	0.9048	0.0952
0.20	1.2214	0.8187	0.1813
0.50	1.6487	0.6065	0.3935
0.75	2.1170	0.4724	0.5276
0.90	2.4596	0.4066	0.5934
1.00	2.7183	0.3679	0.6321
1.10	3.0042	0.3329	0.6671
1.20	3.3201	0.3012	0.6988
1.25	3.4903	0.2865	0.7135
1.50	4.4817	0.2231	0.7769
1.75	5.755	0.1738	0.8262
2.00	7.389	0.1353	0.8647
2.50	12.182	0.0821	0.9179
3.00	20.086	0.0498	0.9502
3.50	33.115	0.0302	0.9698
4.00	54.598	0.0183	0.9817
4.50	90.017	0.0111	0.9889
5.00	148.41	0.0067	0.9933
5.50	244.69	0.0041	0.9959
6.00	403.43	0.00248	0.99752
7.50	1808.04	0.00055	0.99947
10.00	22026.5	0.000045	0.999955

As an example of the use of this table, suppose there is a hot body cooling, and that at the beginning