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Open answerShow, by working through the steps in detail, that as n approaches +∞, n!/n^n = 0. You may use a rewriting of the quotient in product form or a bounding argument.
Show, by working through the steps in detail, that as n approaches +∞, n!/n^n = 0. You may use a rewriting of the quotient in product form or a bounding argument.