Answer to Question #40153 in Calculus for Jacob

Question #40153

How can i solve this lim (-1)^n*(n/(n^2+1)) as n->infinity it`s about series. i know that first u have to use the lim-n->infinity | An|. But after that i just get indeterminations forms as 1^infinity.

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