j_shreyans wrote:Is the nth root of n greater than the cube root of 3?
The nth root of n is equal to the 4th root of 4
The nth root of n is equal to the square root of 2
Question stem: Is n^(1/n) > 3^(1/3)?
Statement 1:
n^(1/n) = 4^(1/4).
Since the value of n^(1/n) is known, we can determine whether n^(1/n) > 3^(1/3).
SUFFICIENT.
Statement 2:
n^(1/n) = 2^(1/2).
Since the value of n^(1/n) is known, we can determine whether n^(1/n) > 3^(1/3).
SUFFICIENT.
The correct answer is
D.
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