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converges.. limit is 4 as n tends to infinity..
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in your exprecion make the change 3m = n. then it becomes:\[a _{m} = (1 + 3/3m)^{3m} =[ (1+ 1/m)^{m}]^{3} = e ^{3}\]
i just didnt put the limit signs, you can add them yourself
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