Examples
The following functions are transcendental:
Note that in particular for ƒ2 if we set c equal to e, the base of the natural logarithm, then we get that ex is a transcendental function. Similarly, if we set c equal to e in ƒ5, then we get that ln(x), the natural logarithm, is a transcendental function. For more information on the second notation of ƒ3, see tetration.
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