Lecture

Binomial Formula, Euler Number, Infinity

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This lecture covers the binomial formula, the Euler number, and the concept of infinity. It explains the induction assumption, the proof by induction, and the convergence of sequences. The instructor demonstrates the properties of the Euler number and divergent sequences.

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