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Proof for Absolute Value of a Convergent Sequence | Real Analysis Exercises
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We prove that if a sequence (a_n) converges to a, then (|a_n|) converges to |a|. That is, if a sequence converges to a finite limit, then the absolute value of the sequence converges to the absolute value of the limit. We prove this using the epsilon definition of the limit of a sequence and the reverse triangle inequality. #RealAnalysis
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