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Algebra Level 2

e π \text{e}^{\pi} ? \boxed{?} π e \pi^{e}

Fill the ? \boxed{?} .

e π \text{e}^{\pi} > \boxed{>} π e \pi^{e} e π \text{e}^{\pi} = \boxed{=} π e \pi^{e} e π \text{e}^{\pi} < \boxed{<} π e \pi^{e}

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After noting first that e x > x + 1 \large e^{x} \gt x + 1 for x > 0 x \gt 0 we see that

e π e 1 > ( π e 1 ) + 1 = π e e π e > π e π > π e \large e^{\frac{\pi}{e} - 1} \gt \left(\dfrac{\pi}{e} - 1 \right) + 1 = \dfrac{\pi}{e} \Longrightarrow e^{\frac{\pi}{e}} \gt \pi \Longrightarrow \boxed{e^{\pi} \gt \pi^{e}} .

Matin Naseri
Feb 10, 2018

e π \text{e}^{\pi} 23.1406926328 \approx{23.1406926328}

π e \pi^{e} 22.4591577184 \approx{22.4591577184}

23.1406926328 > 22.4591577184 \text{ 23.1406926328} {>} { 22.4591577184}

Thus the answer is e π \text{e}^{\pi} > \boxed{>} π e \pi^{e}

I'm using stationary knowledge. π e = 22.4591577183 \pi^{e} = 22.4591577183 e π = 23.1406926327 e^{\pi} = 23.1406926327

So, clearly, e π > π e e^{\pi} \boxed {>} \pi^{e} .

[N.B. If any Bangladeshi problem solver is seeing this, he/she should know that I took this data from "Neurone Anuranan". It was written by respectable Muhammad Zafar Iqbal Sir and Mohammad Kaykobad Sir.]

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