n is not a negative integer Given n ≥ 0; justify that limx->∞ fn (x) / ex = 0

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n is not a negative integer

Given n ≥ 0; justify that limx->∞ fn (x) / ex = 0

n
fn(x) = E
x²
= 1+ x +
2
k!
k=0
n!
Transcribed Image Text:n fn(x) = E x² = 1+ x + 2 k! k=0 n!
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