Let (an) and (bn) be bounded nonnegative sequences. (a) Prove that lim sup anbn ≤ lim sup an lim sup bn. n+x0 n+x0 00+u (b) Give an example of sequences where the inequality in Part (a) is strict. (c) Give an example of sequences (so not necessarily nonnegative) in which the inequality of Part (a) fails.

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry
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Chapter10: Sequences, Series, And Probability
Section10.1: Infinite Sequences And Summation Notation
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Let (an) and (bn) be bounded nonnegative sequences.
(a) Prove that
lim sup anbn ≤ lim sup an lim sup bn.
n+x0
n+x0
00+u
(b) Give an example of sequences where the inequality in Part (a) is
strict.
(c) Give an example of sequences (so not necessarily nonnegative) in
which the inequality of Part (a) fails.
Transcribed Image Text:Let (an) and (bn) be bounded nonnegative sequences. (a) Prove that lim sup anbn ≤ lim sup an lim sup bn. n+x0 n+x0 00+u (b) Give an example of sequences where the inequality in Part (a) is strict. (c) Give an example of sequences (so not necessarily nonnegative) in which the inequality of Part (a) fails.
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