a. Explanation Let { a n } be a function of an infinite sequence whose domain is the set of positive integers. The functional values a 1 , a 2 , a 3 , … , a n , … are the terms of the sequence, and the term a n is called the n th term of the sequence b. To determine To fill: The blank in the statement “If a n can be made as close to the number L as we please by taking n sufficiently ______, then { a n } is said to _______ to L ”.

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A sequence is defined as a collection of things. Series is defined to sum the things one by one in the sequence. It was invented by German mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss.

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To fill: The blank in the statement “An infinite sequence is a/an _ whose domain is the set of positive The term an= _ is called the _ ___ of the sequence”.

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To fill: The blank in the statement “If an can be made as close to the number L as we please by taking n sufficiently , then {an} is said to _ to L”.

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To fill: The blank in the statement “An infinite sequence is a/an _ whose domain is the set of positive The term an= _ is called the _ ___ of the sequence”.

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The blank in the statement “An infinite sequence is a/an _______ whose domain is the set of positive ______ The term a n = _______ is called the _____ _____ of the sequence”.

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To fill: The blank in the statement “An infinite sequence is a/an _______ whose domain is the set of positive ______ The term an= _______ is called the _____ _____ of the sequence”.

To fill: The blank in the statement “If an can be made as close to the number L as we please by taking n sufficiently ______, then {an} is said to _______ to L”.

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The blank in the statement “An infinite sequence is a/an _ whose domain is the set of positive The term a n = _ is called the _ ___ of the sequence”.

To fill: The blank in the statement “An infinite sequence is a/an _ whose domain is the set of positive The term an= _ is called the _ ___ of the sequence”.

To fill: The blank in the statement “If an can be made as close to the number L as we please by taking n sufficiently , then {an} is said to _ to L”.