Finding your own roots

Calculus Level 2

In South Korea, the numbers "2" and " e e " are pronounced the same, so it's impossible to pronounce these numbers distinctly: 2 2 , 2 e , e 2 , e e . 2^2,\ 2^e,\ e^2,\ e^e. It is obvious that the first number 2 2 2^2 is the smallest, while the last number e e e^e is the largest. But, are they all arranged in ascending order?


Notation: e = 1 0 ! + 1 1 ! + 1 2 ! + 2.718 e = \frac1{0!} +\frac1{1!} + \frac1{2!} + \cdots \approx 2.718 .

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