Convergence — aₙ → L as n → ∞, |aₙ - L| < εTap to zoom

Convergence

aₙ → L as n → ∞, |aₙ - L| < ε

A sequence converging to its limit — each term closer than the last, the destination certain but never reached.

Each step closer, the destination certain but never reached

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