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Which Number Is Bigger, 3.14^π Or π^3.14? Here's How To Solve It
['Dr. Katie Spalding', 'Freelance Writer', 'Katy Evans', 'Managing Editor']
Science News, Articles | IFLScience
Now, other than being annoyed that this is being asked for an entry-level job at a gas station, what’s the answer?
Image credit: IFLScience, using GeoGebraThen there’s linear functions: nx.
Image credit: IFLScience, using GeoGebraNext come exponential functions – here we swap around the polynomials to get nx.
Image credit: IFLScience, using GeoGebraNow, that’s not an exhaustive list – factorials can actually be beaten by, say, xx, for example – but it’s the basic setup.
And if you’re wondering what the answers really are, we can finally prove our case: 3.14π = 36.404, while π3.14 = 36.396.
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