Tuesday, 6 May 2014

calculus - Finding limit of fracnsinn!n2+1 as n approaches infinity

I tried to findlimnnsinn!n2+1using the squeeze (or sandwich) theorem, and I got the result 0. Is this right? Because the limit as n approaches infinity of sin(n) is not defined.

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