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The sequence of successive quotients that never ends is given as an example of an:
AInformal sequence
BInfinite sequence
CInflected sequence
DInflated sequence
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Infinite sequence
1. Sequences that stop are finite.
2. Sequences that never stop are the other kind.
3. The sequence of successive quotients is an infinite sequence, in the sense that it never ends.
4. So the answer is an infinite sequence.
_Source: NCERT Class XI Mathematics, Ch 8 'Sequences and Series'_
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