Proof: lim (-1)^n doesn't converge

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In this video, we are going to show that lim(-1)^n when n goes to infinity does not converge.

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Please watch: "Real Projective Space, n=1"
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Yay for the beautiful proof!!
Btw, I just noticed that you got a mic! So, yay again!

blackpenredpen
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Nice explanation, but could you tell me why we picked 1/3 for e value, and how do we know what value should we pick for e. Thank you

dulemagija
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Sir please teach some basic...
I watched your topology whole video but understand little

nocomment
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But epsilon isn't the same my friend!

chandmak
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Thanks for the nice videos, Max !
I currently self study discrete mathematics in the vacation . I read the topics from the well known text by "Rosen" and solve the exercises after each lesson . The problem is that I feel I really don't need to solve all problems . I feel some problems are trivial, some are must be solved, and some others I get stuck with as they are either difficult or I don't know what meant exactly by the problem or feel that it doesn't related to the topic I study . I think if I were taking that course on the faculty it would be more organized and the problem sets would be well prepared to help you apply what you learned in each lesson and also solve some difficult problems so you make an effort in the right place .
Is that a common issue with the self learning ??

abd-elrahmanmohamed
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sir, do you have a video to explain the teorum used. i found this teorum in my textbook but i dont understand anything about it

erpurp
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Why do we need N to be a natural number?

andresxj
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Thx 😀 sir for producing this nice lecture!

nanakchandbhuradia
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Nice, do some videos on cauchy sequence and convergence criteria.

mandeepubhi
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Sir what is lim ( 1)^n where n tends to infinity?

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