My questions are: •What is Xn? ・Why lim n→∞{f(Xn)} ≦lim n→∞{g(Xn)}?Any Thm about sequences? imil ov 2.5 THEOREM Suppose f :D R and g : D R, xo is an accumulation point of D, and f and g have limits at...

My questions are: •What is Xn? ・Why lim n→∞{f(Xn)} ≦lim n→∞{g(Xn)}?Any Thm about sequences?imil ov<br>2.5 THEOREM Suppose f :D R and g : D R, xo is an accumulation point<br>of D, and f and g have limits at xo. If f(x) < g(x) for all x E D, then<br>lim f(x) < lim g(x).<br>Xー→X0<br>Oxt-x<br>

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20. Prove Theorem 2.5: Suppose f : D → R and g : D → R, xo is an accumulation point<br>of D, and f and g have limits at xo. If f(x)< g(x) for all x € D, then<br>lim f(x) < lim g(x).<br>Then {f(xn)}1<br>Let {xn}=1 be a sequence of points in D coverging to xo .<br>converges to lim,-zo f(x), and {g(xn)}1 converges to lim,-zo 9(x). Applying<br>a previous result about sequences gives<br>lim f(x) = lim {f(xn)} < lim {g(x,n)} = lim g(x).<br>n-00<br>

Extracted text: 20. Prove Theorem 2.5: Suppose f : D → R and g : D → R, xo is an accumulation point of D, and f and g have limits at xo. If f(x)< g(x)="" for="" all="" x="" €="" d,="" then="" lim="" f(x)="">< lim="" g(x).="" then="" {f(xn)}1="" let="" {xn}="1" be="" a="" sequence="" of="" points="" in="" d="" coverging="" to="" xo="" .="" converges="" to="" lim,-zo="" f(x),="" and="" {g(xn)}1="" converges="" to="" lim,-zo="" 9(x).="" applying="" a="" previous="" result="" about="" sequences="" gives="" lim="" f(x)="lim" {f(xn)}="">< lim="" {g(x,n)}="lim" g(x).="">

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