3. Consider the definition of the limit of a sequence in calculus. We can say that the limit of a sequence an as n goes to infinity equals L and write this as: lim an = L 1148 if and only if the values of an become arbitrarily close to L as n gets larger and larger without bound. How can we express this more formally? Vee R*, 3NZ, Vn e Z, np N→ L-e
3. Consider the definition of the limit of a sequence in calculus. We can say that the limit of a sequence an as n goes to infinity equals L and write this as: lim an = L 1148 if and only if the values of an become arbitrarily close to L as n gets larger and larger without bound. How can we express this more formally? Vee R*, 3NZ, Vn e Z, np N→ L-e
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Chapter10: Sequences, Series, And Probability
Section10.1: Infinite Sequences And Summation Notation
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