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BigJon
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cn= (4n)/(n+4n^(1/n))
When i set it up i think i should use l'hopital but I am confused what to do with the 4n^(1/n) term.
an=(7^(2n))/(n!)
I know this is a geometric sequence and top and bottom increase initially then tend to 0, but I am lost on how to show the work. should i expand the factorial or how would i use this with the squeeze theorem
When i set it up i think i should use l'hopital but I am confused what to do with the 4n^(1/n) term.
an=(7^(2n))/(n!)
I know this is a geometric sequence and top and bottom increase initially then tend to 0, but I am lost on how to show the work. should i expand the factorial or how would i use this with the squeeze theorem