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A sequence is an ordered collection of objects where the same element can appear multiple times and the position of each element matters, distinguishing it from a simple set. Sequences are important in mathematics because they allow us to study patterns, repetition, and ordered relationships—such as whether a sequence grows, shrinks, converges to a value, or stays within certain bounds.
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