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Questions about $\lim_{n\to\infty} \sqrt[n]{a^n+b^n} = \max(a,b)$.
In the chronological order:
The newest one already has three off-topic close votes. And it is still in the review queue. So let us ignor this one.
702498 is a proof verification. Per the recommendation given here, after the OP received enough feedback on their own attempt, it is reasonable to close it as a duplicate.
So we are left with 80340 and 1111089.
1111089 has more answers, so my choice of the directin of the closeure would be 80340 $\to$ 1111089
If we judge the questions by the context and OP's own effort, then 80340 seems a bit better to me.
What do you think?
(Merging does not seem as a viable solution here, because of different notation: x,y vs. a,b.)
So far I voted to close 702498 (proof verification) as a duplicate.
About the two remaining questions, I will wait a bit whether I will receive some feedback here.
 
9:44 AM
And of course, if you can find some other copise of the same question which I have missed, they should be added to the list.
 
 
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12:12 PM
copise = copies
BTW from the above list 1440324 has already been put on hold (missing context).
Although it seems that at least one user voted to close s a duplicate. (There is an auto-generated comment.)
And closing it as unclear would also be a reasonable option. (What is $a_n$ and $b_n$?)
 
 
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@MartinSleziak More answers, but the 3rd one isn't really helpful (only odd n are treated and in a complex way). Also, both other answers to 1111089 (of "hint:" variety) are covered by the first answer to 80340, which is more thorough. Hence, I voted to close 1111089->80340
 
 
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5:31 PM
math.stackexchange.com/q/1432898 closed and unanswered, but somehow got 4 upvotes (?) despite there not being much to say
 
6:22 PM
Thanks for the feedback on the duplicate, Normal Human.
 
 
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I updated JS fiddles on closure/reopening and site analytics.
The latter is interesting in that the record-breaking traffic did not result in record-breaking volume of questions. The percentage of search visits grew from 88% to 91%.
 

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