Need help solving a Sequence

[TheGosuStandard]

I need to show that   aN = ((N+1)^N)/(N^(N+1))  converges & to find the limits. While stating the theorems used. 

 

Having difficulty with this question, which is probably due to me confusing myself... how would I go about solving this?
 

[Jerakl]

You need to tell us what it is what class it is for etc

[TheGosuStandard]

You need to tell us what it is what class it is for etc

 

Calculus 2

Sequence: Converges/Diverges

[Jerakl]

calculus

Crap I gotta take this next year.

[Jerakl]

stay strong through the class buddy

Physics already is scary . I haven't even started Math 20 yet....

[KirbyTech]

Is it bad if I can do this in my head?.... I think I may enjoy math a little too much. As for solving it for you I would recommend looking it up online or asking a classmate. I would help but have learned it is best not to help with math since I am horrid at explaining it to people who don't already understand it really well. 

[Jerakl]

oh yeah i know. supposedly vectors aren't very difficult yet I struggle with them so much. at least our physics class goes to Six flags at the end of the year, so it should be worth it. and math 20?

Where I live

10/15 = grade 10

20/25 = grade 11

30/35 = grade 12

[TheGosuStandard]

Is it bad if I can do this in my head?.... I think I may enjoy math a little too much. As for solving it for you I would recommend looking it up online or asking a classmate. I would help but have learned it is best not to help with math since I am horrid at explaining it to people who don't already understand it really well. 

 

I understand it to an extent, I just want to know what I am shooting for. 

 

The limit equates to 0 as lim of N -> infinity. 

[KirbyTech]

I understand it to an extent, I just want to know what I am shooting for. 

 

The limit equates to 0 as lim of N -> infinity. 

Have you tried the other two resources I mentioned? Also I was not saying you don't know anything but more that I have experienced trying to help those that have only an average idea of what to do (under 90% average). Also was/sorta is the go to person when the teacher is busy or not available, that wears on you.

[KirbyTech]

coolio

where do you live?

I would guess UK

[TheGosuStandard]

Have you tried the other two resources I mentioned? Also I was not saying you don't know anything but more that I have experienced trying to help those that have only an average idea of what to do (under 90% average). Also was/sorta is the go to person when the teacher is busy or not available, that wears on you.

 

I've tried both, but my time is running out... will keep looking into thanks though.

[KirbyTech]

I've tried both, but my time is running out... will keep looking into thanks though.

There is no harm in not getting one question done and asking the teacher unless it is for marks in which case stupid teacher for letting you do it at home.

[TheGosuStandard]

There is no harm in not getting one question done and asking the teacher unless it is for marks in which case stupid teacher for letting you do it at home.

 

It's a hand-in problem which we can work on (whether doing it in groups, etc). 

[Jerakl]

coolio

where do you live?

Alberta, Canada

[kingkickolas]

I need to show that   aN = ((N+1)^N)/(N^(N+1))  converges & to find the limits. While stating the theorems used. 

 

Having difficulty with this question, which is probably due to me confusing myself... how would I go about solving this?

The first thing I always do is try to simplify the expression.

So you have ((N+1)^N)/(N^(N+1)).

Note that you can change the bottom to (N * N^N), and then you have (N+1)^N on top and N^N on the bottom. See if you can do something with those.