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Suppose {a_n} is a sequence that converges to a number L > 0.What is the limit of {a_n + 1}?
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lim(a_n + b_n) = lim a_n + lim b_n if both limits exist
The writing was poor I meant a_(n+1)
It's still the same limit
So it is lim a_n +lim a_1?
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lima_n+lim1? I am confused.
lim a_1 doesn't really make any sense since it's not the limit of a sequence. You can't distribute limit a_n+1
Recall the delta-epsilon definition of limits
|dw:1361149120081:dw| I think I need to rewrite does this help?
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