Converging Sequence
A sequence converges when it keeps getting closer and closer to a certain value.
Example: 1/n
The terms of 1/n are: 1, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/5 and so on,
And that sequence converges to 0, because the terms get closer and closer to 0.
(Also called "Convergent Sequence")
See: Sequence
- multiplication
- multiplication tables
- multiplicative identity
- multiplicative inverse
- multiplier
- multiply
- mutually exclusive events
- mutually prime
- nano-
- natural logarithm
- natural number
- nautical mile
- negative
- net
- net income
- net weight
- net worth
- nominal number
- nonagon
- nonary
- nonlinear equation
- normal
- normal distribution
- normal number
- not equal