Posted by James on Saturday, November 3, 2012 at 9:04pm.
n^n /[ 4^(1+3n) ] or what?
Need parentheses to see what you mean.
By the way that clearly does not converge.
This is how it looks: hopefully this clarifies it a bit.
n^n/(4)^1+3*n
but 4^1 is just 4
do you mean
n^n / (4 + 3n) ?
that would be for large n
n^n /3n
(1/3) n^(n-1)
which gets very large indeed
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