Calculus, 10th Edition (Anton)

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Chapter 9 - Infinite Series - 9.1 Sequences - Exercises Set 9.1 - Page 607: 51

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Sequence could diverge in one of the ways: 1) Sequence goes unbounded for increasing values of index. E.g., $n,{n^2},{e^n}$ etc. 2) Sequence remains bounded but keeps on oscillating. E.g., different sequence for even and odd terms which converge to different values, ${\sin(n)}$ etc. 3) Sequence (bounded or not) does not have limit
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