Real Analysis
Show that if {xn} from n=1 to infinity is a convergent sequence in Rd, then there exists N in the positive integers such that XN= XN+1=XN+2. . . (That is, a sequence in Rdis convergent if and only if all the terms of the sequence are the same from some point on.)
Would you please be complete in your explanations of each portion of the answer? I have never seen metric spaces before and am struggling to understand the concept. Thank you.
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