Prove limit of n to inifinity of 5/n = 0; where An = 5/n.

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Section10.4: Mathematical Induction
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Prove limit of n to inifinity of 5/n = 0; where A= 5/n.

Proof:

Pick any ________.

By Archimedes Lemma exists a natural number such that _______.

But if n > m, then ________.

Which implies that ________.

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