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Show that the sequence converges: ((n+3)/n)^(4n)
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use ratio test...
I tried, but I got a limit >1, which would conclude that the sequence diverges, which I know that it doesn't. I assume that I did some algebra wrong in there, it got messy.
lim n----->infinity mod (a(n+1)/a(n)) <1 then sequence converges
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u got the limit?
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limit is 1...so ratio test fails.
it comes like...e^12/ e^12=1
Sorry i had to go to class, I wasn't ignoring your questions. Thanks for the help though, I asked my prof as well and it all came together
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