6n + 2 3. n→∞ 2n + 1 3. Using the definition (i.e. N, E), prove that lim

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6n +2
=D3.
2n + 1
3.
Using the definition (i.e. N, 2), prove that lim
Transcribed Image Text:6n +2 =D3. 2n + 1 3. Using the definition (i.e. N, 2), prove that lim
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