In this lesson I present the very useful “Three-Sequence Theorem” for computing limits.<br><br> <h3>Table of Contents</h3> <ul> <li>Three-Sequence Theorem – when applied [01:49]</li> <li>Three-Sequence Theorem [02:54]</li> <li>applying the Three-Sequence Theorem – example 1 [06:15]</li> <li>applying the Three-Sequence Theorem – example 2 [10:45]</li> <li>applying the Three-Sequence Theorem – example 3 [13:00]</li> <li>method using the sum of an arithmetic or geometric sequence – when applied [15:16]</li> <li>formulas for the sum of an arithmetic and a geometric sequence [16:30]</li> <li>using the sum formulas for arithmetic and geometric sequences – example 1 [21:38]</li> <li>using the sum formulas for arithmetic and geometric sequences – example 2 [23:52]</li> <li>using the sum formulas for arithmetic and geometric sequences – example 3 [26:31]</li> <li>Three-Sequence Theorem (more difficult) – example 1 [29:46]</li> <li>Three-Sequence Theorem (more difficult) – example 2 [33:29]</li> </ul>