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naren
2004-09-30 23:06:11
proveeeeeet hat....help plz


prove e^pi is greater than pi^e ALGEBRAICALLY

PS: if Federico Kereki is reading this now : i read ur answer. But i want it algebraically not calculusly (LOL). Dont use derivative.
thanks

Juggler
2004-10-01 01:39:57
Re: proveeeeeet hat....help plz

naren, these forums are not for submitting problems or for getting help with your homework.

the site is set up so everyone gets an equal chance to participate by posting puzzles into the queue, this is so that all of the problems get vetted for errors and suitability before they are seen on the internet.

this keeps the site interesting as there should be no duplicates, as well as this each puzzle gets seen at the head of the queue for at least a few hours, giving rise to discussion about that puzzle.

If puzzles are put into the forum, this does not happen.

If you are still unsure, check out the site rules in FAQ's.

Juggler

Aspiring Novice
2004-10-01 20:01:56
Re: proveeeeeet hat....help plz

Hello naren,

First I will reiterate what Juggler said, these forums are not for submitting problems or for getting help with your homework.

Back to your question, why do you need an algebraic proof of e^pi > pi^e anyways?

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