Given that the geometric series \(1+{{\mathrm{e}}^{-x}}+{{\mathrm{e}}^{-2x}}+...\)has a sum to infinity, show that \(x>0\). When \(x=10\), write down the expressions for \({{S}_{n}}\), the sum to \(n\) terms, and for \(S\), the sum to infinity.
For \(S-{{S}_{n}}<\frac{S}{{{10}^{100}}}\), show that \(n>10\ln 10\).
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