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Yes, the answer is awesome.
Do you see how we could have gotten it from mine? The n^2/60 term is dominant for large n.
Ah, I know what my mistake was! I calculated Gamma(3) to be 6!!!
Check the post above you. That one works!!!!! Shortest one yet! But if you use knowledge of landau notation you can see how we could derived it from my answer!
But, with α=0 that will just vanish...
That problem is solved I had alpha as 1 instead of 0. Your form is right.
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Hi bobbym
See what you put into B(x) it does not equal the original generating function. What is in the denominator of your B(x) does not get to the the denominator of the asymptotic form.
I do not understand you...
When you put that into B(x) you will not get the original gf back.
Why not? It is analytic...
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Hi bobbym Now we have α=1, β=3, A(x)=0, r=1, |