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Re: Limits and continuity

by Rohan Choudhary <rohan.ckul@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jul 2, 2008 at 04:33 PM

My only doubt in this is that how do you prove that 1/(n+1) + 1/(n+1)(n+2)
.... where this sequence itself contains infinite terms and has each term
tending to 0, how is it that its limit is 0, because thats what the whole
thing depends upon.

If someone can do that more rigorously, it wud be great.

Thanks for the help.
 




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Limits and continuity
Rohan Choudhary <rohan  2008-07-02 13:48:14 
Re: Limits and continuity
"Brian M. Scott"  2008-07-02 15:39:14 
Re: Limits and continuity
Charles Lazo <laser.li  2008-07-02 15:49:50 
Re: Limits and continuity
Rohan Choudhary <rohan  2008-07-02 16:33:10 
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Charles Lazo <laser.li  2008-07-02 17:16:02 
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rob@[EMAIL PROTECTED] (R  2008-07-03 11:36:46 

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