Lecture

Limit of a Sequence

Description

This lecture covers the concept of the limit of a sequence, providing definitions and properties related to the topic. It explains the conditions for a sequence to converge and the uniqueness of its limit. The lecture also delves into the algebraic operations on limits and explores the quotient of two polynomial sequences. Additionally, it discusses the relation of order between sequences and presents examples and exercises to illustrate the concepts.

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