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Logarithms / Mathematical series / Complex analysis / Pi / Inverse trigonometric functions / Analytic number theory / Mathematical fallacy / Natural logarithm / Series / Mathematics / Mathematical analysis / Special functions
Date: 2002-04-16 17:30:02
Logarithms
Mathematical series
Complex analysis
Pi
Inverse trigonometric functions
Analytic number theory
Mathematical fallacy
Natural logarithm
Series
Mathematics
Mathematical analysis
Special functions

UIUC UNDERGRADUATE MATH CONTEST APRIL 13, 2002, 10 am – 1 pm SOLUTIONS Problem 1 Without any numerical calculations, determine which of the two numbers eπ and π e is larger.

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