Can someone help me with this? So far I have:
$2^n < c * n!$ for all $n \ge k$, where $c > 0$ and $k > 0$
$\frac {(2^n)}{n!} < c$ for all $n \ge k$
I'm not sure where to proceed.
Can someone help me with this? So far I have:
$2^n < c * n!$ for all $n \ge k$, where $c > 0$ and $k > 0$
$\frac {(2^n)}{n!} < c$ for all $n \ge k$
I'm not sure where to proceed.
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If $n\ge3$,$$\frac{2^n}{n!}=\frac{8\cdot 2^{n-3}}{6\prod_{k=4}^nk}\le\frac{2^n}{6\cdot 4^{n-3}}=\frac{32}{3}2^{-n}\in o(1).$$