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\The sequence function is .
Now find the number of terms (upto 10)to be plotted.
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\Plot the evaluated terms
\So from the graph as approaches from the right side the , the sequence approaches to 1.
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Step 1: \ \
\The sequence function is .
Now find the number of terms (10 to 20) to be plotted.
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Step 2:
\Plot the evaluated terms
\So from the graph as approaches from the right side the , the sequence approaches to 1.
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Step 1:
\From the above two results we can conclude that as approaches from the right side the , the sequence approaches to 1.
Now verify the it analytically.
\As the sequence approaches infinity.
\Solution :
\As tends
, the sequence approaches to 1.