Math question - Closer and closer to a number
There's a mathematical concept where you get closer and closer to a number without ever reaching it. What is it called?
There's a mathematical concept where you get closer and closer to a number without ever reaching it. What is it called?
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I think you are talking about the limit.
convergence
Yesss, thats the word I was looking for. Thanks.
To be precise however, convergence does not imply that the limit of the sequence is not contained in the sequence.
Lmao
Depends on what kind of math we are talking about here.
There's Zeno's paradox, more philosophical than mathematical though
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