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Mathematical Real Analysis Convergence Sequence Conception Question: By the definition: for all epsilon >0 there exists...

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Convergence Sequence Conception Question:

By the definition: for all epsilon >0 there exists a N such that for all n>N absolute an-a < epsilon

Question: assume bn ----->b and b is not 0.  prove that lim n to infinity 1/ bn = 1/ b .

Please Tell me why here we need to have N1 and N2 and Find the Max(N1,N2) but other example we don't.

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