Calculus 2: Infinite Sequences and Series (6 of 62) Determining the Limit of a Sequence

In this video I will show the quick method example of finding the limit of a converging sequence.

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[PrinceAdom]

Since a sub n can be considered a sequence, we can take the limit of f(x) as x approaches infinity. This limit essentially tells us the end behavior of our sequence.

[zaminkaihan]

I'm so thankful
It was very helpful to me

[MegaJayLover]

how did you get sin^2(1)/3 to be 0.236? i've plugged it in three times now and i keep getting 0.0001

[r.m]

Isn't it easier to use calculus to solve like these equations

[Bruno]

Sorry but i dont really like this one, your approach is ok just to get some intuition but you cant assure the limit is what you say only because you plugged 10.