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what is nrootn?

Semidevil

Diamond Member
one more for you math guru's.

given (n+1)/(nsqrtn), how do I simplify it? first, simple high school question. isn't nsqrtn the same as n times sqrt n? isn't that just n?? why did they write it like that?
 
Originally posted by: Semidevil
one more for you math guru's.

given (n+1)/(nsqrtn), how do I simplify it? first, simple high school question. isn't nsqrtn the same as n times sqrt n? isn't that just n?? why did they write it like that?
n sqrt n = n^3/2
 
Originally posted by: b0mbrman
Originally posted by: Semidevil
one more for you math guru's.

given (n+1)/(nsqrtn), how do I simplify it? first, simple high school question. isn't nsqrtn the same as n times sqrt n? isn't that just n?? why did they write it like that?
n sqrt n = n^3/2


nevermind...got it. haha

ok, next, what is the limit
 
Originally posted by: Semidevil
Originally posted by: b0mbrman
Originally posted by: Semidevil
one more for you math guru's.

given (n+1)/(nsqrtn), how do I simplify it? first, simple high school question. isn't nsqrtn the same as n times sqrt n? isn't that just n?? why did they write it like that?
n sqrt n = n^3/2


dumb question, but why?
sqrt n = n^1/2
=> n sqrt n = n^(1 + 1/2)
n sqrt n = n^3/2
 
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