Q6.Let f be the function f(x) = cos(Gx) and define sequences {a,} = f (2n) and{bn} = f(2n + 1).* Does lim,-+ c0 f (x) exists, if {an} = f (2n) and {bn} = f (2n + 1) ? Explain.X Does {an} converge? If so, find it's limit.| Does {b,} converge? If so, find it's limit.

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Description: Q6.Let f be the function f(x) = cos(Gx) and define sequences {a,} = f (2n) and{bn} = f(2n + 1).* Does lim,-+ c0 f (x) exists, if {an} = f (2n) and {bn} = f (2n + 1) ? Explain.X Does {an} converge? If so, find it's limit.| Does {b,} converge? If so,

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f(2n + 1). im+o f (x) exists, if {an} = f(2n) and {b,} = f(2n + 1) ? Explain. an} converge? If so, find it's limit. bn} converge? If so, find it's limit.

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Section10.1: Infinite Sequences And Summation Notation

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