(Squeeze Theorem) limit as n goes to Infinity of nth Root n

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In this video, I show you how to use the Squeeze Theorem to prove the limit as n goes to infinity of the nth root of n.

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Thank you berry much for the clever advice

gameland

If under the rooth I put n^2 the lim is also 1 but how do I prove it? I’ve to consider one more term in the binomial expansion?

alessiozanon

Really appreciate ❤️ the way to teach is kinda cool❤️

vikyhub

Great stuff. I'm really impressed.

codebits

How can the n-th root of n be strictly greather than 1 if, when we plug in n=1, we get that it is equal to one. Shouldn't the n-th root of n then be greater or equal to 1? And does that change our conclusion in any way?

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