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[obm-l] Uma quest�o legal
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- Subject: [obm-l] Uma quest�o legal
- From: Marcos Martinelli <mffmartinelli@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 26 Nov 2005 13:10:30 -0200
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Boa tarde pessoal. Achei essa quest�o super legal. Vou tentar
produzi-la aqui:
Calcular lim {ln(n!)/n-a(n)/n}, onde a seq��ncia {a_n} � definida
da seguinte maneira:
a(n)=Somat�rio(1<=k<=n){ln(k)*Somat�rio(k<=j<=n)[1/j]}.
OBS: O limite � tomado quando n->+infinito.
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