7. The sequence (an) = {41} is strictly increasing for increasing n. Show this to be true by +1 (i) analysing the behaviour of the difference of successive terms, an+1 − An⋅ (ii) analysing the behaviour of the ratio of successive terms, an+1/an.
7. The sequence (an) = {41} is strictly increasing for increasing n. Show this to be true by +1 (i) analysing the behaviour of the difference of successive terms, an+1 − An⋅ (ii) analysing the behaviour of the ratio of successive terms, an+1/an.
Chapter9: Sequences, Probability And Counting Theory
Section9.1: Sequences And Their Notations
Problem 1SE: Discuss the meaning of a sequence. If a finite sequence is defined by a formula, what is its domain?...
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