3. Put the following in order from least to greatest. e^4, 23, e^2, 3e, e^e

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Okay so I had to round each of these numbers to the nearest tenth so hope that doesn’t mess up anything. What I got was e^4 = 54.6, 23 = 23,e^2 = 7.4, 3e = 8.2, e^e = 15.2 hope these help.

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