Lecture

Continuity: Limits, Sequences, and Algebraic Operations

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This lecture covers the characterization of limits via sequences, the squeeze theorem for limits, limits and algebraic operations, and examples illustrating continuity and algebraic operations in the context of real numbers. It also explores the concept of continuity at a point and the composition of continuous functions.

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