Math 2.0

Sequences, series, summability Concept

Algebra of limits

Builds on Limit of a sequence

Summary

The algebra of limits is a set of rules for limits of convergent sequences. The rules give the limit of a sum, a product or a quotient from the limits of the parts. If an→aa_n \to a and bn→bb_n \to b, then an+bn→a+ba_n + b_n \to a + b, anbn→aba_n b_n \to a b, and an/bn→a/ba_n / b_n \to a / b when b≠0b \ne 0. These rules let us find many limits from a few known ones.

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