- Problem 1. This problem is about the ε n definition of a limit. (1) Write down the full definition of the ε first). - n definition of a limit. (Try from memory 1 (2) Verify, using the ε - n definition of a limit, that lim→∞ √ √n = 0. (3) Show that if limn→∞ an = L, then lim→∞ |an| = |L| using the εn definition of a limit. (Hint: Try an example/a picture example first to convince yourself that the statement is true!)

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Chapter3: The Derivative
Section3.1: Limits
Problem 61E
Question
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Problem 1. This problem is about the ε n definition of a limit.
(1) Write down the full definition of the ε
first).
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n definition of a limit. (Try from memory
1
(2) Verify, using the ε - n definition of a limit, that lim→∞ √ √n
=
0.
(3) Show that if limn→∞ an = L, then lim→∞ |an| = |L| using the εn definition of a
limit. (Hint: Try an example/a picture example first to convince yourself that the
statement is true!)
Transcribed Image Text:- Problem 1. This problem is about the ε n definition of a limit. (1) Write down the full definition of the ε first). - n definition of a limit. (Try from memory 1 (2) Verify, using the ε - n definition of a limit, that lim→∞ √ √n = 0. (3) Show that if limn→∞ an = L, then lim→∞ |an| = |L| using the εn definition of a limit. (Hint: Try an example/a picture example first to convince yourself that the statement is true!)
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