Chapter 3: Problem 4
Without using a calculator or computer, determine which of the two numbers \(2^{400}\) and \(17^{100}\) is larger.
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Chapter 3: Problem 4
Without using a calculator or computer, determine which of the two numbers \(2^{400}\) and \(17^{100}\) is larger.
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Find all numbers \(x\) that satisfy the given equation. \(\ln (x+5)-\ln (x-1)=2\)
(a) Show that
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1.01^{100}
Find all numbers \(x\) such that the indicated equation holds. \(59=10^{3 x}\)
Estimate the indicated value without using a calculator. \(\ln 1.0007\)
Using a calculator, discover a formula for a good approximation of $$ \ln (2+t)-\ln 2 $$ for small values of \(t\) (for example, try \(t=0.04\), \(t=0.02, t=0.01,\) and then smaller values of \(t)\). Then explain why your formula is indeed a good approximation.
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