Letr > 0 be a positive real number. This problem will give a simple approach to limn→∞rn.i. Explain briefly whyan =rn can be written recursively asa0 = 1,an =r⋅an-1 forn > 0.ii. Using the technique of solving for the limit of a recursive sequence, find the possible limits ofan if the sequence converges.iii. Show thatan is monotone. (It may be increasing or decreasing, depending onr.)iv. Combine (ii) and (iii) to show limn→∞rn converges to 0 forr < 1,="" converges="" to="" 1="">r = 1, and diverges to ∞ forr > 1.
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