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OpenStudy (kirbykirby):

Given a value for epsilon > 0, find an expression for N which will guarantee that |arctan(n) - L| < epsilon whenever n>NGiven a value for epsilon > 0, find an expression for N which will guarantee that |arctan(n) - L| < epsilon whenever n>N@Mathematics

OpenStudy (kirbykirby):

When I get to step arctan(n) < epsilon + L can you say: tan(epsilon + L) < n ??

OpenStudy (jamesj):

Not quite. The point is of course that L = pi/2 and the limit of arctan x as x --> infinity is L. tan itself is discontinuous at pi/2 therefore tan(pi/2 + epsilon) is for small epsilon large and negative. Anyway, knowing now what L is, do you have another idea?

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