How to proof that this not have solution? lnx = x => e^x = x
by induction
You talking about why sqrt(2) is irrational? Is the same idea?
let x be an element of R such that choose x=-1 substitude to inx=x in(-1)\[\neq-1\] it implies that e^x\[\neq x\] this also implies that any real number does not hold to the proof by substituting .
prove it analytically.
e^x > 0 for all values of x so when x is negative or equal to 0, e^x > x the slope of e^x is e^x while the slope of x is 1, e^x >1 for all x > 0, hence e^x is greater than x at 0 to begin with and increases at exponential rate. so e^x > x for all values of x. Hence there is no solution.
wat if x=1
|dw:1345660293654:dw| something that begins with greater value and increases at greater rate will always be greater.
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