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Math Easy Solutions
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Hutchison Effect: Clorox Bottle Compresses and Decompresses https://youtu.be/amENrIgtHvg

In this video I have uploaded the famous 1988 Hutchison Effect footage of the Clorox Javex bleach bottle literally "breathing" as it gets squished then decompresses periodically without any physical contact.
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Creating Graphs of Sequences https://youtu.be/AEubaxYkfX4

In this video I discuss how to graph sequences manually as well as using Desmos online graphing calculator.
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Plugging a Sequence into a Function and Examples

In this video I go over Theorem 3, which states that if a sequence has a limit, then plugging it into a continuous function at that limit is the same as plugging in the limit. https://youtu.be/5Vc8QX_I7KA

#math #science #education #limits #sequences
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Examples on Limits of Sequences https://youtu.be/80GBMrzuXVo

In this video I go over 4 examples on the limits of sequences and on determining if the limits exists or the sequence diverges.

#math #science #education #limits #sequences
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Squeeze Theorem for Sequences https://youtu.be/fmTDMMUL31Q

In this video I rewrite the general squeeze theorem into its equivalent form for sequences. Essentially, if a sequence is always between two other sequences after a given set of terms, and those two sequences have the same limit, then our given sequence also has that same limit, and is said it gets "squeezed" between the two sequences.
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Limit Laws for Sequences https://youtu.be/vgAitTQU2Fc

In this video I list the main limit laws for sequences, and which are just the general limit laws since they hold for convergent sequences as well. 
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