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you want me to derive that then? Sorry I'm lost at the moment.

log of n+3? I don't see how that gets me anywhere?

So my f(x) would be my original and the g(x) would be my e^lnn(n+3)^(1/n+3) I put f'(x) over g'(x) and keep going until it's not 0/0, whatever I do get beside 0/0 is my limit? I'm honestly stuck trying to differentiate my g(x) ;X Is this the only way to go about this?

Homework Statement An = (n+3)^1/(n+3) Converge or diverges? Find the limit of the convergent sequences. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I have the solution but I don't understand it. I'm looking to get it. It shows me taking the limit as x->infinity of x^1/x and...