can you simplify this enough for a twelth grader to understand

10.4.3 Squeeze Theorem Theorem 10.1 (Squeeze Theorem). Suppose that a, 0 and tha both sequences (ay,);-0, (Cx) ko Converge to the same limit L = aj, = Ca. Then the sequence (bj ),9 must converge to the same limit L. You have likely seen applications of the squeeze theorem when discussing limits For instance, the sequence (\"="),,; is 'squeezed' between the sequence of \"harmonic numbers' (+),,; and its 'reflection' (+),,,. Both harmonic sequences converge to 0 Since COs Je 0. We conclude that \"* must converge to 0 as well