Proving lim 10^n/n!=0 Using Limit Theorems

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Homework Statement


Prove using limit theorems that

[tex]lim \frac{10^n}{n!} = 0[/tex]

Homework Equations


We get to use limit theorems. These include
1 lim(a+b) = lim a + lim b,
2 lim(ab) = lim(a)lim(b),
3 lim(s_n) = [tex]\infty[/tex] iff lim(1/s_n)= 0,
4 lim(ks_n) = k*lim(s_n)
5 if lim(s_n) = [tex]\infty[/tex] and lim(t_n) equals some real number, then lim(s_n*t_n) = [tex]\infty[/tex]

The Attempt at a Solution


I am having difficulty figuring out how to manipulate the factorial to match a theorem. Any advice/hints would be appreciated. Thanks.
 
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n approached infinity. But what you said did it. Thanks.