Pointwise Limit & Uniform Convergence of fn(x)=n^(2)e^(-nx)

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For the sequence of functions fn(x)=n^(2)e^(-nx) on [0,infinity), what is the pointwise limit of this sequence?is the converbence uniform?
 
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