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expres the limit as a definite integral \[\lim_{n \rightarrow \infty} \sum_{i=1}^{n} 1/n \sqrt{i/n}\]
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would it be integral 1/(n) sqrt((1)/(n))ⅆn from 1 to infinity = 2? I'll dbl check tho
I've written it down thanks
i dont think that will work
it is very odd i think you need a delta x somewhere.
to set it up as integral
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really? I was working on the equation.
it is an odd one definately but go ahead try it.
Thanks for your precious help. I have to leave now.
maybe this will help
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