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Sorry, I got it.
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A limit of a sequence is the value that the terms of a sequence approach as the number of terms increases. It is the potential value of the sequence as it continues infinitely.
The limit of a sequence can be calculated by finding the pattern of the sequence and then plugging in larger and larger values to see what the terms approach. This can also be done using mathematical formulas and techniques such as the squeeze theorem.
The limit of a sequence is important in mathematics because it allows us to understand the behavior and tendencies of a sequence as it grows. It also helps to determine if a sequence is convergent or divergent.
A convergent sequence is one where the terms approach a specific value or limit as the number of terms increases. A divergent sequence is one where the terms do not approach a specific value and instead either increase or decrease without bound.
No, a sequence can only have one limit. If a sequence has multiple limits, it is not a well-defined sequence and does not have a clear pattern or behavior.