Consider the following sequence X, = + +3 for n e N. Let L = lim¬0 Xn. Which of the following statements is correct? The sequence converges superlinearly to L. The sequence converges linearly to L, but not superlinearly. O The sequence does not converge linearly to L.

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Consider the following sequence
X, =
+ + 3 for n E N.
Let L = lim„→0 Xn.
Which of the following statements is correct?
The sequence converges superlinearly to L.
The sequence converges linearly to L, but not superlinearly.
The sequence does not converge linearly to L.
Transcribed Image Text:Question 3 Consider the following sequence X, = + + 3 for n E N. Let L = lim„→0 Xn. Which of the following statements is correct? The sequence converges superlinearly to L. The sequence converges linearly to L, but not superlinearly. The sequence does not converge linearly to L.
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