Mathematics, 30.10.2021 14:00 DESIRE44030

Estimate without a calculator. $\sqrt{x} 1000001$
sin(sin(.1))
(10.01)^5
ln(1.02)

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Estimate without a calculator.
sin(sin(.1))
(10.01)^5
ln(1.02)...