Raymond B. answered 04/26/24
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
1) converges to 9/7
9n/7n = 9/7
2) approaches infinity
3) converges to zero
as denominator approaches infinity
4) angle whose tangent = n/cube root of n = n^3/n = n^2
DNE
Abel A.
asked 04/26/24Find the limit of the sequence if it converges; otherwise indicate divergence.
1) a_n= 9+9n/4+7n
2) a_n= 8n-6/9+7sqrt(n)
3) a_n= (-1)^n 8/n
4) a_n= tan^-1 n/ cube root (n)
( I kindly would like to ask if you can show me your work since I am trying to find what am I doing wrong.)
Raymond B. answered 04/26/24
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
1) converges to 9/7
9n/7n = 9/7
2) approaches infinity
3) converges to zero
as denominator approaches infinity
4) angle whose tangent = n/cube root of n = n^3/n = n^2
DNE
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Abel A.
By any chance do you still have the work you did on the problems? Very sorry for replying late I just want to compare my work with yours.04/26/24