2. Use the definition to prove that if (xn) is a sequence of real numbers which converges to -3, then the sequence (2In + 1) converges to -5.

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Real Analysis 1- Question 2

Using Definition in 2nd photo, solve question 2

2. Use the definition to prove that if (xn) is a sequence of real numbers which converges
to -3, then the sequence (2xn + 1) converges to -5.
sin(n)
3. Prove that the sequence
converges to (0, 1).
n
n +1
Transcribed Image Text:2. Use the definition to prove that if (xn) is a sequence of real numbers which converges to -3, then the sequence (2xn + 1) converges to -5. sin(n) 3. Prove that the sequence converges to (0, 1). n n +1
2. Cansesgenced Seguen. bes
Canvergences
%3D
is 4 limit of
Rhase is 4 nefucel munler K) EN%¢ for dll
nzh(D, Then xqe
converys.
segnense
a per
X=(YR' covess to an demel yek f
Transcribed Image Text:2. Cansesgenced Seguen. bes Canvergences %3D is 4 limit of Rhase is 4 nefucel munler K) EN%¢ for dll nzh(D, Then xqe converys. segnense a per X=(YR' covess to an demel yek f
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