Use the definition of the limit of a sequence to show that: mm ( 2²2 +²13) = 1/21 n (b) lim (√n² + 1 -n) = 2n²-3 (a) lim √√n+ (c) lim (√+ (-1)") = 1 +1
Use the definition of the limit of a sequence to show that: mm ( 2²2 +²13) = 1/21 n (b) lim (√n² + 1 -n) = 2n²-3 (a) lim √√n+ (c) lim (√+ (-1)") = 1 +1
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Transcribed Image Text:1. Use the definition of the limit of a sequence to show that:
1
n² + n
2n² - 3
(b) lim (√n²+1 - n) =
0
2
(a) lim
=
(c) lim (√n + (-1)"
+1
= 1
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