1. (a) Show that limn →∞kn/n! = 0 for all k ∈.
(b) What can be said about limn → n!/kn?
2. Suppose that (sn) is a convergent sequence with a ≤ sn≤ b for all n ∈. Prove that a ≤ lim sn≤ b.
3. Prove the following.
(a) If lim sn= + and k > 0, then lim ksn= +.
(b) If lim sn= + and k <>n= −.
(c) lim sn= + iff lim (− sn) = −.
(d) If lim sn= + and if (tn) is a bounded sequence, then lim (sn+ tn) = +.
(e) If (sn) converges to L > 0 and lim tn= +, then lim (sntn) = +.
Already registered? Login
Not Account? Sign up
Enter your email address to reset your password
Back to Login? Click here