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OpenStudy (juliak07):

find the limit of a(subscript n)=(n^2)(1-cos(3.4/n)) I don't understand why it is not 0.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

why would it be 0? and which class is this for?

OpenStudy (juliak07):

as n goes to infinity, cos (3.4/n) would go to 1) so it would be (n^2)(1-1) which equals 0. This is for calculus 3.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

No you're right it is 0. What answer do you have?

OpenStudy (juliak07):

5.7... Another example is a(subscribt n)=(n^2)(1-cos(4/n)). The solution: the limit as n-> infinity is 4. I do not know how to get this.

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