Math, asked by raaghuji, 6 months ago

. Prove that if x, M are real numbers such that −
-M/n≤ x ≤M/n
for every n ∈ N then x = 0

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Answered by NoojmanMik

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I never seen this type of maths I am sorry I can't help

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