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Which one is greater?

100 0 1001 OR 100 1 1000 \large {1000^{1001} \text{ OR } 1001^{1000}}

Can't be determined Both are equal 100 1 1000 1001^{1000} 100 0 1001 1000^{1001}

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2 solutions

Dev Sharma
Aug 17, 2015

1000^1001 has 3003 digits.

1001^1000 has 3001 digits.

Thus 1000^1001 is greater.

100 0 1001 > 100 1 1000 100 0 1 / 1000 > 100 1 1 / 1001 1000^{1001}>1001^{1000}\iff 1000^{1/1000}>1001^{1/1001} , which is true, since

x 1 / x x^{1/x} is strictly decreasing in ( e , + ) (e,+\infty) , since

( x 1 / x ) = x 1 / x 2 ( log ( x ) 1 ) < 0 (x^{1/x})'=-x^{1/x-2} (\log(x)-1)<0 for x > e x>e .

mathh mathh - 5 years, 10 months ago

100 0 1001 1000^{1001} has 3004 digits, you forgot to add one in the characteristic of l o g ( 100 0 1001 log\ (1000^{1001} )

jaiveer shekhawat - 5 years, 10 months ago

how do you find the no. of digits for 1001^1000

Anupam Shandilya - 5 years, 10 months ago

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number of digits = log n + 1 \mbox{number of digits} = \left \lfloor \log n \right \rfloor+1 where n n is a positive integer.

Jaydee Lucero - 5 years, 9 months ago

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but how do we find log 1001 without log tables

Anupam Shandilya - 5 years, 9 months ago

You are all wrong

Roniel Hernandez - 5 years, 9 months ago
Jaiveer Shekhawat
Aug 18, 2015

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