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Harvard University Entrance Exam Question | Can you solve ?
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To solve the equation x^x = 18, we can use the Lambert W function (product logarithm). By taking the natural logarithm of both sides, we get x * ln(x) = ln(18). Rewriting x as e^(ln(x)), the equation becomes ln(x) * e^(ln(x)) = ln(18). Applying the Lambert W function to both sides gives ln(x) = W(ln(18)), so x = e^(W(ln(18))). This yields x ≈ 2.8038, which is between 2 and 3, confirming that x is not an integer.

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