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A sequence of complex numbers converges exactly when which parts converge?
AThe real part only
BReal and imaginary parts
CThe imaginary part only
DThe argument only
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Real and imaginary parts
Convergence of a complex sequence is equivalent to convergence of both its real and imaginary parts.
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