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    This document contains multiple parts about limits of sequences. It includes determining the sets of numbers for which geometric sequences converge based on common ratios. It also contains calculating limits of various sequences by directly evaluating them or using tools like the squeeze lemma or the definition of e. There are over 30 individual limit calculations included across the different parts.

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    This document contains multiple parts about limits of sequences. It includes determining the sets of numbers for which geometric sequences converge based on common ratios. It also contains calculating limits of various sequences by directly evaluating them or using tools like the squeeze lemma or the definition of e. There are over 30 individual limit calculations included across the different parts.

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    III. Limits of sequences.

    1. Determine the set of all numbers x ∈ R for witch a geometric sequence with the common ratio q is
    convergent:
     
    |x2 −5x+7|
    (a) q = x2 − 3x + 1, (b) q = log 1 sin 2x , (c) q = 2log5 .
    2

    2. Determine limits of sequences:


    n −n 3 2 3 2
    (a) limn→∞ 3n 3 −1 , (b) limn→∞ 3n −7
    n3 +1
    , (c) limn→∞ 3n −7
    1−n2
    , 2n −7n+3
    (d) limn→∞ 1+7n−6n2,
    2n3 −5n2 +7 5n2 −3n+2 1+2+···+n (n+1)!−n!
    (e) limn→∞ 6n5 −n4 +2n−3 , (f) limn→∞ 1−4n , (g) limn→∞ 6n2 +3
    , (h) limn→∞ (n+1)!+n!
    ,
     n   n
    2 1
    2 6 +
    32 −1 n2 −1 2n+1
    (i) limn→∞ 2 2−1
    2 · 32
    · ··· · n2
    , (j) limn→∞ 3 9n +4−7 , (k) limn→∞  3n  3n ,
    2 1
    3
    + 6
    3n +(−2)n (−2) +7 n n
    −6·3n −2·2n −1
    (l) limn→∞ ,(m) limn→∞ (−2) n+1 +7n+1 , (n) limn→∞ 4·4n +3n ,
    √ 3
    n
    √ √
    (o) limn→∞ √n+2 ,
    n+1
    (p) limn→∞ n2 + n − n2 − n, (q) limn→∞ 2n+√3n−2
    9n2 −5n+3
    ,
     √   q √ √
    
    (r) limn→∞ 2n − 4n2 − 5n + 4 , (s) limn→∞ n+3 n− n ,
     √  √ √ 
    (t) limn→∞ n · 2
    n +1−n , (u) limn→∞ n2 + 4n + 1 − n2 + 3n ,
    √ √
    q q 
    (v) limn→∞ n+ n− n− n .

    3. Using Squeeze Lemma determine limits:


    q √ √
    (a) limn→∞ n 1 + n13 , (b) limn→∞ n n + n2 , (c) limn→∞ n 7n + 56n + 12n ,
    √
    (d) limn→∞ n 2 · 4n − 5 · 3n , (e) limn→∞ 2+n sin n
    n2 +1
    , (f) limn→∞ arctg
    4n
    3n
    ,
    √
    arctg n n n cos n2 1
    (g) limn→∞ n3
    , (h) limn→∞ n2
    , (i) limn→∞ n2
    sin n2 .

    4. Using the definition of the number e determine limits:


     3n  2n+1  n
    1 1 3n+1
    (a) limn→∞ 1 + n+2
    , (b) limn→∞ 1 − n2
    , (c) limn→∞ 3n+4
    ,
     n  3−n  n2
    2n2 +1
    (d) limn→∞ n+4
    n−2
    , (e) limn→∞ n
    n+3
    , (f) limn→∞ 2n2 −1
    .

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