Limit of a function

For understanding the limit of a function we must know the fundamental concepts of calculus and analysis which belonging to that particular function near a define input. In another way we can simplify by taking a simple example. Suppose function is f(x) and limit is x tends to c where c is a constant, then it means that function f(x) is get closer to limit as x get closer to c. more accurately when function is applied to each input , the result in an output value that is close to limit.

Limits of a sequence
As we know about the limits. Limits of a sequence means a value in term of sequences. If limit value exist then such sequence occurs. Limits of a sequence of any function can be understood by applying the function on a real line. This is one way to know the limits of function in term of sequence.

Limits of sequences
For knowing the limits of sequences we choose such type of example where limits value exist then the sequences will convergence. Limits are first apply for the real numbers and then for others such as metric spaces and topological spaces.

Limits of functions
In limits of functions we take any calculus function like additive or subtractive functions, because for simplify purpose these functions are easy. Functions are with limits where in limit x is approaches to any real number. When we solve such function in last we must put the limits. So in limits of functions output result are moves according to limits.

Limit of sequence
In limit of sequence, first take a sequence such as (Xn) with limit where x is tens to a and a is a constant. When we apply limit to this function if and only if for all sequences(Xn) means with (Xn) with all value of n but not equal to constant a.

Limits of a function
Limits of function means limits should apply to a function. Function may be different types. In limits of function we explain that what it means for any function which tends to real number, infinity or minus infinity. Limits of function can be both right handed and left handed.
Suppose in any case if both right hand and left hand limits of  function as x approaches to constant exist and are equal in value, their common value evidently will be the limits of a function. If however either or both of these limits do not exist then the limits of a function does not exist.