[Proof] Using the Definition of Limit

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Prove that a sequence converges to a limit using the definition of limit.

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Still have a question, 4:10 what if i have not +18 but -18? How do I compare then.

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Thank you for this example. My only question is what if we had a minus in the denominator and not a plus. since 4^2-18 would be less than 4^2+ 0. I appreciate an explanation of how I then determine M. Thanks

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