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Calculating limits

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ievagud
 
Reply Sat 7 Oct, 2023 05:10 am
How do you calculate this limit: lim n→infinity ((n^2) *sqrt(3^n)) /(2^n)?
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Reply Sun 14 Jun, 2026 09:01 pm
@ievagud,
Sqrt(3)/2 is about .866. .866 to the n power goes to zero faster than the other term goes to infinity.

The limit exists and equals 0.
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