Sunday, July 29, 2018

The limit limntoinftynan=0

Let a[0,1). I want to show that lim



My try : na^n={n\over e^{-(\log{a})n}} and the limit is {+\infty\over +\infty}
Hence by l'Hopital's rule we have that
\lim_{n\to \infty}{1\over -(\log{a})e^{-(\log{a})n}}={1\over -\infty}=0



Is there any other way to compute this limit ? thanks!

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