Lecture

Convergence of Monotonic Sequences

Description

This lecture covers the convergence of monotonic sequences, discussing how a monotonically increasing or decreasing sequence that is bounded converges to its supremum or infimum respectively, while an unbounded sequence tends to positive or negative infinity. Various properties and theorems related to the convergence of monotonic sequences are explored.

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