Re: what is the limit of this sequence?
From: Amineh fazannia (afarzannia_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 08/12/04
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Date: Thu, 12 Aug 2004 15:17:35 +0000 (UTC)
On 11 Aug 2004, David Petry wrote:
>afarzannia@yahoo.com (amineh farzannia) wrote
>
>> suppose that a_n and b_n is the sequence of real numbers
>> and a_n ,b_n >0 and (a_n)^n---->a ,(b_ n)^n---->b.
>> if p and q are two positive numbers and p+q =1
>> then limit (p(a_n) +q(b_n))^n = ?
>
>a^p * b^q
>
>Homework?
no, not at all.Don't worry. I'm working for one of those exams that
Glass wearing monkekies do tend to do well .
LOOK:
On 11 Aug 2004, Amineh farzannia wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm from Iran .In this country ,when you get your BS or BA you
> have to take an examination to continue education in the
> next stages and become a graduate student. (you have to pass
> the exam to continue.for any stage of academic education ,you
> have to pass one of these exams.)
in the USA there are exams such as the Graduate Entrance Exam
(GRE) and the Mathematics Subject Examination offered by the
GRE folks as well.
the GRE tests students in high school math and junior college
level language skills. the exam is essentially an expensive
joke. on the other hand, the Math Subject Exam tests students
in the basics of junior-level maths. monkeys wearing glasses
tend to do well in this one.
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