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In the page that I attached, it says "...while at the continuity points x of [itex]F_x[/itex] (i.e., [itex]x \not= 0[/itex]), [itex]lim F_{X_n}(x) = F_X(x)[/itex]." But we know that the graph of [itex]F_X(x)[/itex] is a straight line y=0, with only x=0 at y=1, right? But then all the points to the right of zero should not be equal to the limit of [itex]F_{X_n}(x)[/itex], right? Because [itex]F_X(x)[/itex] is always zero at those points, but [itex]F_X(x)[/itex] is 1? So how do I make sense of that?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
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