Consider the sequence {an} = In n+1 Graph this sequence and use your graph to help you answer the following questions. ▾ Part 1: Is the sequence bounded? a. Is the sequence {an} bounded above by a function? If it is, enter the function of the variable in that provides the "best" and "most obvious" upper bound; otherwise, enter DNE for does not exist. b. What is the limit of the function from part (a) as n → ∞? Enter a number, or enter DNE. c. Is the sequence {an} bounded below by a function? If it is, enter the function of the variable n that provides the "best" and "most obvious" lower bound; otherwise, enter DNE for does not exist. d. What is the limit of the function from part (c) as n → ∞? e. Is the sequence {an} bounded above by a number? f. Is the sequence {an} bounded below by a number? Enter a number, or enter DNE. Enter a number or enter DNE. Enter a number or enter DNE.

Consider the sequence {an} = In n+1 Graph this sequence and use your graph to help you answer the following questions. ▾ Part 1: Is the sequence bounded? a. Is the sequence {an} bounded above by a function? If it is, enter the function of the variable in that provides the "best" and "most obvious" upper bound; otherwise, enter DNE for does not exist. b. What is the limit of the function from part (a) as n → ∞? Enter a number, or enter DNE. c. Is the sequence {an} bounded below by a function? If it is, enter the function of the variable n that provides the "best" and "most obvious" lower bound; otherwise, enter DNE for does not exist. d. What is the limit of the function from part (c) as n → ∞? e. Is the sequence {an} bounded above by a number? f. Is the sequence {an} bounded below by a number? Enter a number, or enter DNE. Enter a number or enter DNE. Enter a number or enter DNE.

College Algebra

1st Edition

ISBN:9781938168383

Author:Jay Abramson

Publisher:Jay Abramson

Chapter9: Sequences, Probability And Counting Theory

Section9.3: Geometric Sequences

Problem 52SE: Use explicit formulas to give two examples of geometric sequences whose 7thterms are 1024.

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