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Question Number 97412 by mr W last updated on 07/Jun/20

prove  (√2)<log_2  3<(√3)

prove 2<log23<3

Answered by bobhans last updated on 08/Jun/20

(√8) < (√9) ⇒log _2 ((√8)) < log _2 ((√9))  (3/2)< log _2 (3). ⇒ (√2) < (3/2) ⇔ (√(2 ))< log _2 (3)   3 < 2^((√3) )  ⇒ log _2 (3) < log _2 (2^(√3) )  log _2 (3) < (√3)   ∴ (√2) < log _2 (3) < (√3)

8<9log2(8)<log2(9) 32<log2(3).2<322<log2(3) 3<23log2(3)<log2(23) log2(3)<3 2<log2(3)<3

Answered by 1549442205 last updated on 08/Jun/20

It is easy to see that (√2)<log_2 3<(√3) (∗)  ⇔2^(√2) <3<2^((√3) ) .Since 2^(√2)  <2^(3/2) =(√2^3 ) =(√8) <(√9) =3 and  2^(√3) >2^(1.6) =2^(8/5) =^5 (√2^8 ) =^5 (√(256))>^5 (√(243)) =3,  it follows that the inequality (∗) true

Itiseasytoseethat2<log23<3() 22<3<23.Since22<232=23=8<9=3and 23>21.6=285=528=5256>5243=3, itfollowsthattheinequality()true

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