Show that the sequence an = (−1)^n doesn’t converge to 1 nor −1. Can it converge...

Show that the sequence an = (−1)^n doesn’t converge to 1 nor −1. Can it converge to anything other than 1 and −1?

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Here the given sequence is not converges because it hes two different limit.1 and -1. And is not converges to any other than 1 and -1.that is sequence is not converges to any point. Answer is believe thank you.

Colby Messinger answered 2 years ago

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