In this paper I have studied some characterization of the function γ. As in areas of Mathematics, we need a precise of given problem result in order to be absolutely clear. This paper seeks to do that and introduce new applications to aid our study. Some steps of the solutions to given paper in Basic Mathematics for the Analysis course involve arithmetic calculations that are too complicated to be performed mentally. In this paper I have included three Study Skills Checklists introduced to actively give how effectively use following views. The beginning of the paper has been introduced some properties of having sequences as a complete study this problem. In this instance, I have shown the actual computations that must be made to complete the formal prove. Hence than simply list the steps of arithmetic calculations making no mention of how the numerical values within the graphs are behaved, this unique feature will help answer often given question, from a interesting mathematics, “Is the function γ rational?” Since information is often presented in the form of graphs, I need to be able to give some characterizations of a function of a natural-number argument (a sequence) and natural logarithmic (Napierian logarithms) function displayed in this way. It also serves as a method for the Euler transformations that I can perform immediately to solve the problem in this paper. Henceforth according to l’Hopital’s rule one can easy to solve needing limit.
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DOI | 10.11648/j.ijtam.20210705.11 |
Page(s) | 72-75 |
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