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Explaination for why the radius of convergence of hte power series starting at n=0 to infirty of the function nFactorial(x-4)^n is 0
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\[\sum_{n=0}^{\infty} n!(x-4)^n\]
use ratio test to see convergence at x=4: \(n!(x-4)^n/(n+1)!(x-4)^{n+1}=1/(n+1)(x-4)<1\) this is not happening fr any x . So radius=0
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