a 0^0 limit that approaches e
When we have a zero to the zeroth power limit indeterminate form, a lot of calculus students would think the answer is just 1 because "anything to the 0th power is just 1". However, that's not always the case when we are talking about the limit indeterminate forms. Here's an example of a limit with indeterminate form 0^0 but the answer is not 1.
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