It could be done only if $$n^n$$ and then after some calculation of $$\frac{A(n+1)}{An}$$
we get that the limit is e*lim(n+1) which is e *∞ = ∞
Is that correct?
Hey
suppose I have sequence An
limAn,n→∞ = ∞
Is it possible to find a sequence which makes:
lim (An/An+1) ,n →∞ = ∞?
I tried to search a sequence like that and could not find, but I don't know how to prove that this is
can not be happening.
could you help please?
I need to prove that the limit of the sequence is as shown(0):
1.limn→∞ n*q^n=0,|q|<1
2.limn→∞ 2*n/n!
but I need to do this using the convergence tests. With the second sequence I tried the "ratio test", and I got the result
limn→∞ 2/n+1
which means that L in the ratio test is 0 and so it...
hey
I am trying to calculate the limit of :
limn→∞(1/2+3/4+5/8+...+2n−1/2^n)
but I am not sure how to solve it, I thought to calculate 2S and than subtract S, but it did not worked well. I did noticed that the denominator is a geometric serie,but I don't know how to continue. could you help?
Hey all,
I started to learn this subject, and i understtod how to find the supremum and infimum of a given set or function.
but I have problem with one question which I can not solve, and I don't know how to start.
This is the quesion:
Given to bounded sets X and Y, which their element are REAL...