Understanding Limits & Sequences: Get Help Now!

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That's the question and the answer.

I don't get why it converges to -1/2 and how you can tell just by looking. Maybe I'm not understanding well enough but I understand how to find the limit, just I thought the limit to infinity showed that 0 was what it converged to, not -1/2.

Any help? Thanks.
 
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It converges to 0. The source you got -1/2 from is mistaken.
 
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According to what i see if the graph were drawn, as n-->+infinity, the curve approaches a horizontal asymptote which is the n-axis, meaning that it converges to zero. And the method they used is correct but how they got -1/2, I have no idea.
 

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