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(2^n+4^n )/(3^n+4^n) is this convergent when n is from 1 to infinity ???????
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i thought some one already posted the answer??
i solved until it looks like \[((1/2)^{n}+1)/((3/4)^{n} +1)\]
\[\frac{2^n + 4^n}{3^n + 4^n}\] \[\large{\frac{(\frac{2}{4})^n +1}{(\frac{3}{4})^n +1}}\]
can anyone tell me how after that step the whole thing becomes convergent??
If you multiply a fraction by itself it becomes smaller so the ^n terms disappear at infinity leaving 1
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oh..thnx!
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