Question

lim ((-1)^n)*(((n^2)+1)^(1/2)) n->infinity

Answer 1

maya, can you type that as an "enter equation" thats kinda hard to read D:

Answer 2

\[(-1)^n \sqrt{ n^2+1}\]?

Answer 3

limit as n tends to infinity of -1 to the n multiplied by (n square plus 1) to the power of 0.5

Answer 4

so what i wrote, yes?

Answer 5

if so this beast has no limit. as n goes to infinity so does
\[\sqrt{n^2+1}\] and you will have positive terms and negative ones that increase without bound.

Answer 6

i dont understand this

Answer 7

okay got it ..thanks

Answer 8

Hi Maya !!

Answer 9

Heyy saahu!!

Answer 10

i see you!

Answer 11

i see you too!