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Using the fact that x 1/x in decreasing in (e, ∞ ) which of the numerical inequalities can be concluded -
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(a,b,d)
x 1/x is decreasing in (e, ∞ )
π > e, f( π) < f(e)
π e < e π or e π > π e
is true
6 > 5, 6 1/6 < 5 1/5 again since
tan 75 0 = 2 +
> e, tan 80 0 > tan 75 0 > e
So and are also true
sin 3 0 , sin 5 0 < e so is false.
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