17. Let (Hn) be a sequence defined by Hn k' k=1 1 < In(n + 1) – In n < . 1 (a) Show that for n > 0, n +1 (b) Deduce that In(n + 1) < Hn < Inn+1 (c) Determine the limit of H,.

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17. Let (Hn) be a sequence defined by Hn =>;
k=1
(a) Show that for n > 0,
1
< In(n + 1) -
1
- Inn < =.
n + 1
n
(b) Deduce that In(n + 1) < Hn < Inn + 1
(c) Determine the limit of Hn.
(d) Show that un
Hn - Inn is decreasing and positive.
Transcribed Image Text:17. Let (Hn) be a sequence defined by Hn =>; k=1 (a) Show that for n > 0, 1 < In(n + 1) - 1 - Inn < =. n + 1 n (b) Deduce that In(n + 1) < Hn < Inn + 1 (c) Determine the limit of Hn. (d) Show that un Hn - Inn is decreasing and positive.
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