5. Show that the infinite sequence a, = Vn2 + 1 – yn² – 1 (n 1) converges by showing that it is monotone and bounded. You do not need to find the limit of the sequence.

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5. Show that the infinite sequence an =
that it is monotone and bounded. You do not need to find the limit of the sequence.
Vn2 + 1 – yn² – 1 (n 1) converges by showing
Transcribed Image Text:5. Show that the infinite sequence an = that it is monotone and bounded. You do not need to find the limit of the sequence. Vn2 + 1 – yn² – 1 (n 1) converges by showing
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an= √(n^2+1) - √(n^2-1)

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