Re: [obm-l] analise limite

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Subject: Re: [obm-l] analise limite
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Date: Mon, 12 Dec 2005 22:56:46 -0200
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É simples. Como disse lim [n^1/n]=1 -> lim[n^1/n-1]=0 ->

lim{ln[n^1/n-1]}=-infinito. Como lim n=+infinito, podemos concluir que: lim{n*ln[n^1/n-1]}=-infinito.