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So. There's this question about power series that will eventually take the form of
p= |x| lim n->inf | nn / (n+1)(n+1) |
But of course, in a futile attempt at a solution I tried doing the derivative for both functions. Didn't get anywhere of course.
Knowing that eventually the answer is x= inf or undefined, I tried to write the equation off as thus:
p= |x| lim n->inf eln (nn / (n+1)(n+1))
p= |x| lim n->inf eln n ln n- n ln (n+1)- ln (n+1)
Which will of course eventually lead to something along the lines of
p= |x| lim n->inf einf
Which... Effectively writes the whole equation off as p= inf. Convenient but not convincing.
Help here please, thank you.
p= |x| lim n->inf | nn / (n+1)(n+1) |
But of course, in a futile attempt at a solution I tried doing the derivative for both functions. Didn't get anywhere of course.
Knowing that eventually the answer is x= inf or undefined, I tried to write the equation off as thus:
p= |x| lim n->inf eln (nn / (n+1)(n+1))
p= |x| lim n->inf eln n ln n- n ln (n+1)- ln (n+1)
Which will of course eventually lead to something along the lines of
p= |x| lim n->inf einf
Which... Effectively writes the whole equation off as p= inf. Convenient but not convincing.
Help here please, thank you.