Let an be a sequence of real numbers such that lim n-->infinity (an)=3.
By directly using the definition of the limit of a sequence, show that lim n-->infinity(2an/(2an+3))=2
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-(a) What does it mean to say that a sequence (an) is convergent, with limit L? Show that, if x and 8 are real numbers with |2 – 11 < 8 and 0<83 1/2, then 1 – 2 Hence show that, if (an) is a convergent sequence of positive real numbers with limit 1, then (1/an) is also a convergent sequence with limit 1. (b) Suppose that (bk) is a sequence of real numbers such that, for each ke N,...
3) Complete the following to prove lim (4x – 3)= 5 using the epsilon-delta definition of a limit. x2 Part 1: Analysis (i.e. "guess” a 8) For every we need to if then (Complete these steps as you want in order to find delta.) This suggests that we should choose Part 2: Proof: (show that this choice of satisfies the definition of a limit). Given choose If then Thus, if , then Therefore, by Q.E.D.
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