Prove lim 0, where c e R n→∞ n

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Using the Definition of Continuity:

Prove lim
0, where c e R
n→∞ n
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Step 1

For any real number ''c''.

To prove limncn=0

By the definition of limit, 

If limxf(x)=L that means for ε>0 there exist an M such that,

|f(x)-L|<ε whenever x>M.

Step 2

To show limncn=0

We need to show that for ε>0 there exist an integer a large number M >0  such that

cn-0<ε whenever  n>M.

cn<ε|c||n|<ε

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