Let (Xn)n and (Yn)n be two convergent sequences with limits x∗ and y∗. Prove that (a) xn + yn is a convergent sequence with the limit x∗ + y∗. (b) xnyn is a convergent sequence with the limit x∗y∗.
Let (Xn)n and (Yn)n be two convergent sequences with limits x∗ and y∗. Prove that (a) xn + yn is a convergent sequence with the limit x∗ + y∗. (b) xnyn is a convergent sequence with the limit x∗y∗.
Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry
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Chapter10: Sequences, Series, And Probability
Section10.1: Infinite Sequences And Summation Notation
Problem 34E
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Let (Xn)n and (Yn)n be two convergent sequences with limits x∗ and
y∗. Prove that
(a) xn + yn is a convergent sequence with the limit x∗ + y∗.
(b) xnyn is a convergent sequence with the limit x∗y∗.
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