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Convergence of Sequences

We say a sequence of real numbers converges to if for every there is a number such that for every , we have . This means that no matter how small is, after some point (the term), every term will be within of . Below you can input a sequence and choose a value of . Then you can see the terms in your sequence that are within of the limit. If you can continue to make smaller and smaller, and there is always a point at which the sequence is within that distance of , then your sequence converges.