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What does it mean to take logarithms on both sides of high school mathematics?
x^a>； y^b(x>； 0，y & gt0)

Then you can take the logarithm of both sides.

Equivalent to lnx a > Lny^b (the choice of the base of logarithm can easily simplify the calculation of this question)

alnx & gtblny

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