Inactive Tutor answered 07/09/21
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it is bounded above by 1/n^5 and bounded below by -1/n^5, each of which converges to 0, so it converges to 0.
Lily E.
asked 07/09/21Given the sequence a_n = sin(2n) / (n^5 + 4)
this sequence converges, what value does this sequence converge to?
Inactive Tutor answered 07/09/21
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it is bounded above by 1/n^5 and bounded below by -1/n^5, each of which converges to 0, so it converges to 0.
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Lily E.
Thank you!07/09/21