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October 8, 2020 7:33 ampts 30 pts
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Plz give me an example for this theorem

2 0, Vn> m Theorem. If in a convergent sequence a finite number of terms are removed, the convergence of the sequence will not alter. Proof1et lr 1be a convereent semmence and lim
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  • Piyush Best Answer
    Take constant sequence ,an = c Remove finite no of elements It will still converge to c. And limit point of sequence has infinitely many points in its any NBD , It doesn't matter...
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