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Limit
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value that a function (or sequence) approaches as the argument (or index) approaches some value
A limit is a value that a function or sequence gets closer and closer to as you change its input (or position in the sequence) toward some target point. Limits matter because they help us understand the behavior of mathematical functions and sequences, especially in situations where we can't simply plug in a number directly.
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Within Vinony's link graph, Limit is referenced by 424 other articles, and connects out to limit of a function, cauchy sequence and limit inferior and limit superior.
It sits within the topics Asymptotic analysis, Convergence (mathematics) and Differential calculus.
Its subject is documented across 81 Wikipedia language editions.
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