Problem 1. Show that,if k > 1 is an integer then the sequence an = 10-n* converges superlinearly to zero but not of order a for any a > 1.

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Problem 1. Show that,if k > 1 is an integer then the sequence
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converges superlinearly to zero but not of order a for any a > 1.
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 1. Show that,if k > 1 is an integer then the sequence an 10-nk converges superlinearly to zero but not of order a for any a > 1.
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