Question 5 Recall from Calculus the definition of the limit of a sequence, an limn→∞o an = L if, and only if, the following statement is true. Statement: Given any positive number &, there is an integer N such that for every integer n, if n > N then an L < E. a. Rewrite the statement using quantifiers. You may use "such that" in lieu of if you like. You may need more than two quantifiers. b. Negate the statement. Note, you may want to remove the absolute value bars and rewrite an - L| < € as follows. L-ε

Question 5 Recall from Calculus the definition of the limit of a sequence, an limn→∞o an = L if, and only if, the following statement is true. Statement: Given any positive number &, there is an integer N such that for every integer n, if n > N then an L < E. a. Rewrite the statement using quantifiers. You may use "such that" in lieu of if you like. You may need more than two quantifiers. b. Negate the statement. Note, you may want to remove the absolute value bars and rewrite an - L| < € as follows. L-ε

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