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The backwards "e" symbol in mathematical equations represents the base of natural logarithms, denoted as "e." It is used to represent exponential growth and decay in various mathematical calculations and formulas.

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Q: What is the logic behind the use of the backwards "e" symbol in mathematical equations?
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