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| Hi everyone, I am Keita Tanabe. I'm a first year intended math and data science major. This is my first upper div class so I might not be super used to everything but I hope to do my best and get to know everyone. Other things about me are that I like to do kendo, watch anime, and play Nintendo games. | Hi everyone, I am Keita Tanabe. I'm a first year intended math and data science major. This is my first upper div class so I might not be super used to everything but I hope to do my best and get to know everyone. Other things about me are that I like to do kendo, watch anime, and play Nintendo games. | ||
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| + | (1)Its a little embarrassing but my first question is how mathematical induction works, I've never really understood it and just kinda accepted that it works? | ||
| + | (2)For the proof of theorem 10.11, why is it that we only have to prove that limsup(sn)=liminf(sn), | ||
| + | (3)In theorem 11.2, what exactly is (i) saying, is it saying that there is a subsequential limit at t if there are an infinite number of elements before t? I don't really understand what the clause is describing. | ||
| + | (4)In 14.2 example 2, why is it that 1/n is the only power that diverges? | ||
| + | (5)In the proof for the ratio test, why is it that we observe the summation of 1/n and 1/n^2, I don't understand the reason for using these. | ||
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