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Proving whether the limit of a sequence will always converge to 0?
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Limit of $(5n^2+2n)/(n^2-3)$ using limit definition
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If $\inf f = f(a)$, then $\exists b,c$, $f(b) = f(c)$
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Trying to prove if $S$ is a subset of $R$, every adherent point to $S$ is the limit of a sequence in $S$
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ODE existence of specific solutions
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equivalent definitions of weak topology on a topological vector space
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Bounded derivative implies uniform continuity on an open interval
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Inf and Sup question
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how to prove sup(A) where A={(n+1)/n|n∈N}?
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how to use epsilion-delta limit definition to answer the following question?
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