How do i find the lim of this series

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n->∞ [nqn], q is not given

the answer is apparently 0, but i cannot see how to get to that,

surely this is dependant on the value of q?? if |q|<1 --> q=0
but if q>1--> q=∞

where am i misunderstanding this?? does q stand for something here??
 
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You are correct, so perhaps it was part of a bigger problem where |q| < 1 is already implied?
 
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