Wolfram Alpha gives me this solution: $$\lim\limits_{x\to 0} \left(\frac {1+e^{x}}{2}\right) ^{1/x} = \sqrt{e}$$
But I have no idea how to get to that result.
I tried using L'Hopital but I found it impossible to get rid of the 1/x.
I also tried to use the fact that the result is $e^{1/2}$ and put an $e^{ln()}$ to use the logarithms properties, but I still couldn't simplify/rewrite the 1/x
I thought of using the squeeze theorem but I couldn't find functions that could work with the inequalities.