Is there a known infinite product for e? What I mean is, it’s similar to an infinite series.

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"e" is an irrational number because it cannot be seen as a quotient of two integers. In the bright side, it can be shown as a continued fraction. "e" may also be used as an infinite product, infinite series, and any other limit to any sequence.

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Is there a known infinite product for e? What I mean is￼, it’s similar to an infinite series.

Is there a known infinite product for e? What I mean is, it’s similar to an infinite series.