If xi < x2 are arbitrary real numbers and 1 Xn := 2 for n > 2, 3dn-1+ 3"n-2 show that {xn} is convergent. identify the limit.

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Section10.1: Infinite Sequences And Summation Notation
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If xi < x2 are arbitrary real numbers and
1
Xn :=
2
In-1+
3"n-2
for n > 2,
show that {xn} is convergent.
identify the limit.
Transcribed Image Text:If xi < x2 are arbitrary real numbers and 1 Xn := 2 In-1+ 3"n-2 for n > 2, show that {xn} is convergent. identify the limit.
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