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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Correct use of 'In the limit'
Is the following sentence correct? By 'in the limit', I mean when a mathematical expression allows time to go to infinity.
"However, in the limit the new growth of labor converges to the rate of population growth."
"However, in the limit the new growth of labor converges to the rate of population growth."
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Yes, in a mathematical context that is correct. I would consider putting a comma after "limit". Consider whether you mean "rate of growth of labor".
- Yes, in a mathematical context that is correct.
- I would consider putting a comma after "limit".
- Consider whether you mean "rate of growth of labor".
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Yes, in a mathematical context that is correct. I would consider putting a comma after "limit". Consider whether you mean "rate of growth of labor".
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