Write a function named Gauss() that takes x and n as arguments and that returns the sum of the first n terms of the series. You should not use factorial() or pow().

2 Exercise 6.4 One way to evaluate e is to use the infinite series expansion e-z-1-2x + 3x2/21-4x3/31 + 5x4/41-... In other words, we need to add up a series of terms where the ith term is equal to (-1), (1)Xi/i!. Write a function named Gauss() that takes x and n as arguments and that returns the sum of the first n terms of the series. You should not use factorial() or pow()