Topic: Which is greater?
Which of the values below is greater?
e to the power pi
pi to the power e
No calculators or computers to be used, obviously! And you have to explain your reasoning, so you can’t simply resort to guesswork.
― Eckhart Tolle
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Alfred's Serif Users' Forums → Mathematics & Science → Which is greater?
Which of the values below is greater?
e to the power pi
pi to the power e
No calculators or computers to be used, obviously! And you have to explain your reasoning, so you can’t simply resort to guesswork.
Yikes! not my thing but I did run it through ChatGpt out of curiosity.
Yikes! not my thing but I did run it through ChatGpt out of curiosity.
Did it explain its reasoning in a way that made sense to you?
It did not. but I think I sort of understood why one was greater than the other in numeric terms ![]()
It did not. but I think I sort of understood why one was greater than the other in numeric terms

It is obviously pi raised to the power of e because that will produce pie, which is always more tasty than epi which is always a prefix and needs something added to make it useful let alone probably having no flavor at all. ![]()
--Joseph, running and ducking
It is obviously pi raised to the power of e because that will produce pie, which is always more tasty than epi which is always a prefix and needs something added to make it useful let alone probably having no flavor at all.
Nice one! 
--Joseph, running and ducking
No need for running or ducking as far as I’m concerned.
Pi to two decimal places is 3.14. It was only quite recently that I read something which pointed out the mirror image of 3.14 looks like PI.E (well, sort of).
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