You say a sequence goes to infinity if for any number you pick, the sequence has a larger number.
So let’s use natural numbers, 1,2,3,4….
You pick a any number you want, say 999. I can then say at position 1000, in the sequence is 1000 which is greater than 999.
You would generalise it to be for any number e, there is a number e+1 in the sequence that is greater than it. So no matter what number you can think of, there is always a number in the sequence greater than it
You say a sequence goes to infinity if for any number you pick, the sequence has a larger number.
So let’s use natural numbers, 1,2,3,4….
You pick a any number you want, say 999. I can then say at position 1000, in the sequence is 1000 which is greater than 999.
You would generalise it to be for any number e, there is a number e+1 in the sequence that is greater than it. So no matter what number you can think of, there is always a number in the sequence greater than it
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