I need to prove that lim
I have no condition over a, just that is a real number. I thought of using L'Hôpital, but it's way too complicated for something that it should be simpler. Same goes to the epsilon proof, and I´m runnning out of options of what to do with it.
Thanks!
PD: I could also use a hint on how to solve \lim_{n \rightarrow \infty} \frac {n^n} {n!}=0
Answer
Compare it with the following geometric sequence:
b_n=(\frac{a^m}{m!})(\frac{a}{m+1})^n, where m is the smallest positive integer such that m+1\gt a.
Notice that a_{n+m}\le b_n so that \lim a_n=\lim b_n=0.
Hope this helps.
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