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14. Sequences & Series / Sequences / Problem 3
Problem 3
Determine the limit as
n
→
∞
n \(\to\) \(\infty\)
of the sequence
d
n
=
16
n
4
−
8
n
20
n
2
+
4
d_n = \(\frac{\sqrt{16n^4 - 8n}\)}{20n^2 + 4}
, or state if it diverges.
A
0
0
B
1
5
\(\frac\)15
C
2
5
\(\frac\)25
D
Diverges
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