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how to show a series whose nth term is n^k/n! converges?
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i got that far but what next
Are you summing over n or k?
n
i guess k is a constant, and I can see that as long as n is big enough it will converge
Okay haha
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\[u_{n}\over a_{n}\] < 1 then term with u converges
sorry if term in a converges
so if i can find a suitable term for a that converges and show that fraction < 1 i've cracked it
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