Thanu Dharshani posted an Question
January 05, 2021 • 12:01 pm 30 points
  • IIT JAM
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in this theorem "a" belongs to S' is given. what is S'?

Impoir points. Theorem: Every imit pOInt or ne range set of a sequence is limit point of a sequence. Solution : Let S be range set of sequence fal. i.e. S = range of fa,) Let a e S for e> 0 (a - &, a + 8) N S{a} has infinite no. of points Let q e (a E, a + 6) N S{a} E (a- &, a + s) and q e S As ES g a, for some k e N So a, e (a E, a + &) Hence, (a - E, a + 8) contains infinite no. of terms of sequence Proved a is limit point of sequence (a,

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  • Thanu dharshani 1

    can u give some example sums in finding limit of sequence and limit point of sequence??

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  • Thanu dharshani 1

    here "a" belongs to S' is given. S' denotes what?

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