for all real numbers x, x <2^x. use tis fact to show for any positive integer n, x^n < n^n * 2^x for all real numbers x >0

Posted Date: 9/8/2013 10:55:41 AM | Location :

Ask an Expert

Related Discussions:- Data Structures and Algorithms, Assignment Help, Ask Question on Data Structures and Algorithms, Get Answer, Expert's Help, Data Structures and Algorithms Discussions

Write discussion on Data Structures and Algorithms
Your posts are moderated

Write your message here..

Related Questions

Inverse cosine, Inverse Cosine : Now see at inverse cosine.  Following is ... Inverse Cosine : Now see at inverse cosine.  Following is the definition for the inverse cosine.                         y = cos -1 x       ⇔ cos y = x                   for

Fractions, what the answer to 1/4+1/3=3/12=? what the answer to 1/4+1/3=3/12=?

Partial differential equations, I need expert who can solve 10 set of PDE w... I need expert who can solve 10 set of PDE with constant of integration.

Determine the relative global error, Consider the differential equation giv... Consider the differential equation give by y′ = -10(y - sin t) (a) Derive by hand exact solution that satis?es the initial condition y(0) = 1. (b) Numerically obtain the s

A jeweler has bars of 18-carat gold , A jeweler has bars of 18-carat gold a... A jeweler has bars of 18-carat gold and 12-carat gold. How much of every melted together to obtain a bar of 16-carat gold, weighing 120 gm ? It is given that pure gold is 24 carat.

Exponential equation, 4.2^2x+1 - 9.2^x + 1=0 4.2^2x+1 - 9.2^x + 1=0

Understanding Quadrilaterals, Not understanding the concept of curves Not understanding the concept of curves

Evaluate the area of the shaded region, Using the example provided, Evaluat... Using the example provided, Evaluate the area of the shaded region in terms of π. a. 264 - 18π b. 264 - 36π c. 264 - 12π d. 18π- 264 b. The area of the shaded r

3-d coordinate system - three dimensional spaces, The 3-D Coordinate System... The 3-D Coordinate System We will start the chapter off with a quite brief discussion introducing the 3-D coordinate system and the conventions that we will be utilizing.  We

External forces, It is the catch all force. If there are some other forces ... It is the catch all force. If there are some other forces which we decide we need to act on our object we lump them in now and call this good. We classically call F(t) the forcing