1. Give an example of an unbounded sequence that does not diverge to +or to –.
2. (a) Give an example of a convergent sequence (sn) of positive numbers such that lim (sn+1/sn) = 1.
(b) Give an example of a divergent sequence (tn) of positive numbers such that lim (tn+1/tn) = 1.
3. Let (sn) be a sequence of positive terms such that the sequences of ratios (sn+ 1/sn) converges to L. Prove that if L > 1, then lim sn= +.
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