Let n E N*. a. Let a > 0. Then 1 as n 0o. b. - 0 as n → ∞ n16/5+2 c. (-1)"+1"" → 0 as n → 0 d. nV15+1 n4+3 + 1/5 as n → ∞ 1+2n е. as n → 00 3n+
Let n E N*. a. Let a > 0. Then 1 as n 0o. b. - 0 as n → ∞ n16/5+2 c. (-1)"+1"" → 0 as n → 0 d. nV15+1 n4+3 + 1/5 as n → ∞ 1+2n е. as n → 00 3n+
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