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yanjt
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Hi,I have no idea on how to begin with this question.The question is:
Prove that (n+a)!/(n+b)! ~ na-b as n goes to infinity.There are clue given that we can use Euler's limit and Stirling's formula to solve this question.Can you please give me some hints on how to start with this question?
Thanks!
Prove that (n+a)!/(n+b)! ~ na-b as n goes to infinity.There are clue given that we can use Euler's limit and Stirling's formula to solve this question.Can you please give me some hints on how to start with this question?
Thanks!