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Find limit of a sequence. Please help i don't know where to start! (1-(1/n))^(n)
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and i haven't learned l'hopitals rule, so i can't use it in this problem
\[e^k=\lim_{n \rightarrow \infty}(1+\frac{k}{n})^n \text{ is a well known limit }\]
yes but how to i use it?
in place of k you have -1...
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since its a minus instead of a plus
1-something is the same as 1+(-something)
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