$varepsilon-N$ definition of convergence. [on hold]Proving that a sequence such that $|a_{n+1} - a_n| le...
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Use the $varepsilon$-$N$ definition of convergence to show that if $a_n to L$, then the conjugate sequence $bar a_n to bar L$
Just wondering about this question on $varepsilon-N$ definition of convergence? I dont know how to do it
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Use the $varepsilon$-$N$ definition of convergence to show that if $a_n to L$, then the conjugate sequence $bar a_n to bar L$
Just wondering about this question on $varepsilon-N$ definition of convergence? I dont know how to do it
sequences-and-series
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Chinnapparaj R
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Do you know what the definition of $epsilon-N$ limits is? The problem is just a basic application of the definition.
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– Don Thousand
Mar 10 at 13:46
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Thanks for the immediate -1 downvote here jesus. Where's the respect for people who may not be as knowledgeable or smart as you? Yes I dont know this stuff and am trying to learn.
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– Mike Furson
Mar 10 at 13:49
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Just FYI, I didn't downvote your question. But even as so, this question is worthy of a downvote. There's a difference between not knowing as much as people on this site (which is why people come here, and why this site exists) and not doing your homework. It's obvious you haven't looked up the proper definitions. Why should we put in effort to help if that effort is not reciprocated?
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– Don Thousand
Mar 10 at 13:54
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I'm not the one who downvoted, but I did vote to close this. For the same reasons @DonThousand mentioned in his comment.
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– Henrik
Mar 10 at 13:55
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Use the $varepsilon$-$N$ definition of convergence to show that if $a_n to L$, then the conjugate sequence $bar a_n to bar L$
Just wondering about this question on $varepsilon-N$ definition of convergence? I dont know how to do it
sequences-and-series
edited Mar 10 at 13:46
Chinnapparaj R
5,7332928
asked Mar 10 at 13:41
Mike FursonMike Furson
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Use the $varepsilon$-$N$ definition of convergence to show that if $a_n to L$, then the conjugate sequence $bar a_n to bar L$
Just wondering about this question on $varepsilon-N$ definition of convergence? I dont know how to do it
sequences-and-series
sequences-and-series
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put on hold as off-topic by Henrik, mrtaurho, RRL, Don Thousand, José Carlos Santos Mar 10 at 14:06
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Do you know what the definition of $epsilon-N$ limits is? The problem is just a basic application of the definition.
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– Don Thousand
Mar 10 at 13:46
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Thanks for the immediate -1 downvote here jesus. Where's the respect for people who may not be as knowledgeable or smart as you? Yes I dont know this stuff and am trying to learn.
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– Mike Furson
Mar 10 at 13:49
1
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Just FYI, I didn't downvote your question. But even as so, this question is worthy of a downvote. There's a difference between not knowing as much as people on this site (which is why people come here, and why this site exists) and not doing your homework. It's obvious you haven't looked up the proper definitions. Why should we put in effort to help if that effort is not reciprocated?
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– Don Thousand
Mar 10 at 13:54
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I'm not the one who downvoted, but I did vote to close this. For the same reasons @DonThousand mentioned in his comment.
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– Henrik
Mar 10 at 13:55
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Do you know what the definition of $epsilon-N$ limits is? The problem is just a basic application of the definition.
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– Don Thousand
Mar 10 at 13:46
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Thanks for the immediate -1 downvote here jesus. Where's the respect for people who may not be as knowledgeable or smart as you? Yes I dont know this stuff and am trying to learn.
$endgroup$
– Mike Furson
Mar 10 at 13:49
1
$begingroup$
Just FYI, I didn't downvote your question. But even as so, this question is worthy of a downvote. There's a difference between not knowing as much as people on this site (which is why people come here, and why this site exists) and not doing your homework. It's obvious you haven't looked up the proper definitions. Why should we put in effort to help if that effort is not reciprocated?
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– Don Thousand
Mar 10 at 13:54
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I'm not the one who downvoted, but I did vote to close this. For the same reasons @DonThousand mentioned in his comment.
$endgroup$
– Henrik
Mar 10 at 13:55
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Do you know what the definition of $epsilon-N$ limits is? The problem is just a basic application of the definition.
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– Don Thousand
Mar 10 at 13:46
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Do you know what the definition of $epsilon-N$ limits is? The problem is just a basic application of the definition.
$endgroup$
– Don Thousand
Mar 10 at 13:46
$begingroup$
Thanks for the immediate -1 downvote here jesus. Where's the respect for people who may not be as knowledgeable or smart as you? Yes I dont know this stuff and am trying to learn.
$endgroup$
– Mike Furson
Mar 10 at 13:49
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Thanks for the immediate -1 downvote here jesus. Where's the respect for people who may not be as knowledgeable or smart as you? Yes I dont know this stuff and am trying to learn.
$endgroup$
– Mike Furson
Mar 10 at 13:49
1
1
$begingroup$
Just FYI, I didn't downvote your question. But even as so, this question is worthy of a downvote. There's a difference between not knowing as much as people on this site (which is why people come here, and why this site exists) and not doing your homework. It's obvious you haven't looked up the proper definitions. Why should we put in effort to help if that effort is not reciprocated?
$endgroup$
– Don Thousand
Mar 10 at 13:54
$begingroup$
Just FYI, I didn't downvote your question. But even as so, this question is worthy of a downvote. There's a difference between not knowing as much as people on this site (which is why people come here, and why this site exists) and not doing your homework. It's obvious you haven't looked up the proper definitions. Why should we put in effort to help if that effort is not reciprocated?
$endgroup$
– Don Thousand
Mar 10 at 13:54
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I'm not the one who downvoted, but I did vote to close this. For the same reasons @DonThousand mentioned in his comment.
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– Henrik
Mar 10 at 13:55
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I'm not the one who downvoted, but I did vote to close this. For the same reasons @DonThousand mentioned in his comment.
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– Henrik
Mar 10 at 13:55
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Do you know what the definition of $epsilon-N$ limits is? The problem is just a basic application of the definition.
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– Don Thousand
Mar 10 at 13:46
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Thanks for the immediate -1 downvote here jesus. Where's the respect for people who may not be as knowledgeable or smart as you? Yes I dont know this stuff and am trying to learn.
$endgroup$
– Mike Furson
Mar 10 at 13:49
1
$begingroup$
Just FYI, I didn't downvote your question. But even as so, this question is worthy of a downvote. There's a difference between not knowing as much as people on this site (which is why people come here, and why this site exists) and not doing your homework. It's obvious you haven't looked up the proper definitions. Why should we put in effort to help if that effort is not reciprocated?
$endgroup$
– Don Thousand
Mar 10 at 13:54
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I'm not the one who downvoted, but I did vote to close this. For the same reasons @DonThousand mentioned in his comment.
$endgroup$
– Henrik
Mar 10 at 13:55