Absolute value for a sequence.

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The discussion centers on proving the inequality for a sequence defined by the absolute value condition |tn - t| < M. The goal is to demonstrate that t - M < tn, which follows directly from the established bounds of tn in relation to t and M. The participants clarify the manipulation of inequalities to derive the necessary conclusion, emphasizing the importance of understanding absolute value properties in mathematical proofs.

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  • Understanding of absolute value inequalities
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  • Knowledge of sequences and limits
  • Concept of bounds in mathematical analysis
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Hey.

I have
| tn - t | < M

How can i show that

t - M < tn


thanks
 
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-M < tn -t < M
 
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