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Calculate the interval of convergence.
Sigma from n=1 to infinity of (n!*x^n)/n^n.
9 years ago

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Answered by Steve
try using the ratio test. You should be able to show that the series converges for |x| < e
9 years ago
Answered by andre
I tried and I got
|x|lim n-infinity of |(n/n+1)^n|
which I get |x|<1
9 years ago

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