What number x is greater than x^n?

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Jhun Vert
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What number x is greater than x^n?

What number x > xn?
Where n = positive integer greater than 1.

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esmilitar
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Hi sir I guess there is no possible answer or cant solved this.
Supposed that n is greater than 1 let say 2, then assumed that X = 1 so 1=1^2 this could not be X>X^2.
If X=2 ; then 2 is not greater than 2^2
My answer is no possible answer..cant solve
Even if I apply log cant solve. I guess no sufficient number of X is greater than X^n when n is a positive integer greater than 1.
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Jhun Vert
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This can be possible for x > 0 but x < 1. Example: 1/2 > 1/4.

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Thank you sir.

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