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Given an example of a sequence that does not have a limit ,or explain carefully why there is no such sequence ​

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Answered by Angel2408
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A sequence an has at most one limit: an → L and an → L′ ⇒ L = L′. Proof. By hypothesis, given ǫ > 0, an ≈eL for n ≫ 1, and an ≈e L′ for n ≫ 1. Therefore, given ǫ > 0, we can choose some large number k such that L ≈e ak ≈e L′ .

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