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Let an​=n!/nn. Its consecutive coefficient ratio is
an​an+1​​=(n+1n​)n⟶e−1.
(1)
The ratio test for the full terms therefore has limit ∣z∣/e: the series has absolute convergence when ∣z∣<e and its terms eventually grow in magnitude when ∣z∣>e. Thus the radius of convergence is R=e​. No boundary decision is needed to determine the radius of convergence.

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