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How to show working for limit of n to infinity [(n^10)/n!]?
I know it should be 0 by order of hierarchy where n!>n^10 but I am not sure how to show working.
7 years ago

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Steve
(n+1)^10/(n+1)!
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n^10/n!

= (n+1)^10/n^10 * 1/(n+1)

(n+1)^10/n^10 -> 1

so by the ratio test the sequence converges
7 years ago

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