What is the Limit of the Product of Roots as n Approaches Infinity?

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Lt (1 – 1/√2)* (1 – 1/√3)…… (1 – 1/√n+1)
n->∞


There must some simple calculation to find this, but I cannot get this, limit exists since

each tern is less than 1, and limit is more than 0. so limit exists between (1 0).
 
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Hi bobn! :smile:
bobn said:
Lt (1 – 1/√2)* (1 – 1/√3)…… (1 – 1/√n+1)
n->∞

limit is more than 0 …

Why?

Isn't it less than limn->∞ (1 - 1/2)(1 - 1/3)…(1-1/n) ?
 
haa, I am stupid,

1/√n > 1/n implies, (1- 1/√n) < (1 - 1/n).
 
thx for reply tiny-tim
 
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