eπ - smaller to the larger is bigger than larger to the smaller with 2 and 10, so it should continue. What's the right answer?
Edit: Merle did 2 and 3, which are the other way 'round, so he guessed πe.
Edit 2: If you take the log, you get π and e ln π - taking the Taylor series, that's π and e * (π-1), and the latter's larger. So I guess I should switch too, to πe?
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Re: which is bigger, e**pi or pi**e ?
Edit: Merle did 2 and 3, which are the other way 'round, so he guessed πe.
Edit 2: If you take the log, you get π and e ln π - taking the Taylor series, that's π and e * (π-1), and the latter's larger. So I guess I should switch too, to πe?