Wednesday, 1 February 2017

limits - Find limnrightarrowinftyfracn(n!)1/n




I am having trouble showing limnn(n!)1/n=e.


Answer



Let an=nn/n! and then an+1/an={(n+1)n+1/(n+1)!}{n!/nn}=(1+1n)n which tends to e and therefore a_{n}^{1/n} also tends to e.



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