Your notation is unclear! And presumably you mean the limit as n -> ∞
[n + (1/n)]n has no limit whereas
lim as n->∞ [(n+1)/n]n = lim as n-> ∞ [1 + (1/n)]n is one definition of e the base of natural logarithms, approximately 2.718.
Esther D.
asked 04/29/20The problem of this is an = (n+1/n)^n?
Your notation is unclear! And presumably you mean the limit as n -> ∞
[n + (1/n)]n has no limit whereas
lim as n->∞ [(n+1)/n]n = lim as n-> ∞ [1 + (1/n)]n is one definition of e the base of natural logarithms, approximately 2.718.
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