Carcass wrote:
This question picking numbers does not work very well
Better to use a general approach
We do know that x=y3
Substitute in the two quantities
we do have
QA y^y{^3
QB yy+y+y
We do have the same base so is the same to write
y3>3y
y3−3y>0
y(y2−3)>0
Now
y>0 which is false because we do know that y>1
So we have to consider only y2>3
Take the square root we do have that
y>1.7
We do know that y>1
However, we do have also y>1.7
Therefore y can be 1.1 or 2. Below 1.7 or greater than 1.7
The answer is D
Even when we substitute x^y with y^3 we get y^3y at least this is what I got, pls explain why I am getting different when substituting