Every Convergent Sequence is Cauchy Proof

Every Convergent Sequence is Cauchy Proof

[kevinmartincossiolozano]

Even five years later, it is still the best explanation I could find. It was coherent and comprehensive.

[michaelfrench]

I'm currently enrolled in Advanced Calculus and I've been absolutely loving this videos. Very helpful. Very clear and thorough explanations. Thank you!!

[macquepanoramix]

Extremely helpful explanation! Do you have any videos on the proof if a sequence is Cauchy then it is convergent?

[rudyv]

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Seriously tho, thank you very much, you're videos explain the small subtleties that the book doesn't. Needless to say, you reference back to why such justifications are true to each statement. Which can be taken as something easy, but when reading through a bunch of dry text, letters, symbols and so forth, needless to say attempting to put together a coherent picture from such abstract concepts, it can be very difficult! At least for me. So Thank you for all your hard work! keep it up! 10-4 out! ....Skatooosh! 

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[omarshaaban]

Basically:
The terms in a convergent sequence and in a Cauchy sequence approach each other in both cases.
HOWEVER, the terms approach each other AND approach L simultaneously in the convergent sequence BUT not necessarily in a Cauchy sequence. Is that correct?

[uzomannaemekateflondon]

How do u do this kind of video as in your setup pls sir

[kbt]

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[slickmello]

When epsilon greater than 0... Why there always exist N € z.... A positive integer.... Is N is limit or epsilon value?

[Soccertrackfield]

Hi! I get the algebra but I'm getting confused with the epsilon/2. (I think I am overthinking it) because okay the distance between an-am in the sequence is less than 2epsilon so can't you just let |an-L|<epsilon and |am-L|<epsilon (since that's half of 2epsilon) and get 2epsilon at the end? I mean how can you use epsilon/2 if that is not half of 2epsilon? can you please explain?

[कलुआकबाड़िया]

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