π \pi + e + \ e

Algebra Level 3

Can you calculate and find out whether the sum of π \pi and e e is algebraic or transcendental?

Yes, its Algebraic No, its Imaginary No one knows........ Yes, its Transcendental

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It is known that at least one of π × e \pi \times e and π + e \pi + e is transcendental, but there is no proof of either of these!

@Vinayak Srivastava - Go to my latest note, in my feed...............

Annabeth was fascinated by this problem and challenged me to solve it - I, being a Seaweed Brain, checked Google and found that no one has actually found the answer yet -

Now Athena and Annabeth are wasting their time, trying to solve it, I can finally sneak out with her new Yankees cap :)

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PS - I might not know what π + e \pi + e is, but at least it'll be tasty \rightarrow p i + e = P I E pi + e = PIE

@Percy Jackson , LOL XD

Yajat Shamji - 11 months ago

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@Yajat Shamji - What happened to the BRILLIAthon? Has it been cancelled, like the Mathematicians War? Why aren't you online on BRILLIANT for 2 days of the contest?

A Former Brilliant Member - 10 months, 4 weeks ago

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