1. May 21, 2008 #1

   joghurt

   

   Please can anybody help me find this limit?

    

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3. May 21, 2008 #2

   HallsofIvy

   

   Science Advisor

   It's hard to believe you are serious. Have you done anything on this yourself? Have you tried, for example, calculating values for, say, x= 10, 1000, etc.?

    

   HallsofIvy, May 21, 2008
4. May 21, 2008 #3

   aobaid

   

   I studied the limit but not this type
   
   this question is older than me :)

    

   Last edited: May 21, 2008

   aobaid, May 21, 2008
5. May 22, 2008 #4

   Gib Z

   

   Homework Helper

   Just a few things that should have made this limit quite obvious -
   
   [tex]n! < n^n, n > 2[/tex]
   
   [tex]n^2 > n[/tex]
   
   Perhaps you have seen how to evaluate the common [tex]\lim_{n\to \infty} n^{\frac{1}{n}}[/tex]?

    

   Gib Z, May 22, 2008
6. May 22, 2008 #5

   joghurt

   

   Gib Z: Tanks a lot.

    

   joghurt, May 22, 2008

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