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OpenStudy (kirbykirby):

How to show that x > (ln x)^3 ? How to show that x > (ln x)^3 ? @Mathematics

OpenStudy (kirbykirby):

Considering values of x in [2, infinity)

OpenStudy (agreene):

Counter-example: 10 > (ln(10))^3 10 > (2.302585...)^3 10 > 12.20807... Not true.

OpenStudy (kirbykirby):

This is weird since my book says. Since n > (ln n)^3 for large n, The sum (1/(ln n)^3) diverges since the sums (1/n) diverges ._.

OpenStudy (kirbykirby):

This is weird since my book says. Since n > (ln n)^3 for large n, The sum (1/(ln n)^3) diverges since the sums (1/n) diverges ._.

OpenStudy (kirbykirby):

by the direct comparison test

OpenStudy (agreene):

Well, once your values do get rather big this should hold... but it doesn't hold from 2 to infinity.

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