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    Prove (x^1/2)>ln x for x>1

    How can prove this
    (x^1/2)>ln x for x>1
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    Quote Originally Posted by ha11 View Post
    How can prove this
    (x^1/2)>ln x for x>1
    x^{1/2}>\ln{x}\Rightarrow{e}^{x^{1/2}}>x. which is clearly true for all x>1
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    You'll need to replace that \implies by an \iff in order your proof work.
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    thanks, but I want the prove
    Last edited by ha11; February 5th 2010 at 10:44 AM.
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