Inactive Tutor answered 05/09/19
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We can prove this using the rules of limits,
limn→∞ c = c if c is a constant
limn→∞ (c+an) = limn→∞ c + limn→∞ an = c+A
Jason G.
asked 05/05/19Claim: If a(sub)n converges to A then (c+a(sub)n) converges to c+A
Inactive Tutor answered 05/09/19
We can prove this using the rules of limits,
limn→∞ c = c if c is a constant
limn→∞ (c+an) = limn→∞ c + limn→∞ an = c+A
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