Proof: Sequence Order Limit Theorem (Inequalities and Limits) | Real Analysis

We prove the order limit theorem for convergent sequences. This proves that convergent sequences and their limits relate to each other and real numbers as we'd expect. For example if a_n converges to a and b_n converges to b, and every a_n is less than or equal to each b_n, then a is less than or equal to b. This theorem summarizes how inequalities behave with limits. #realanalysis
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