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Find the positive integer just greater than `(1+0. 0001)^(10000)dot`

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`(1+0.0001)^(10000) = (1+(1)/(10000))^(10000)`
Now we know that
` 2 le (1+1/(n))^(n) lt 3, n ge 1, n in N`
Hence the positive integer just greater than `(1+0.0001)^(10000)` is `3`.
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