Question 6: Consider the following statement: let (a,)n21 be a convergent real sequence satisfying a, >0 for all n 2 1. Then (bn)n21 converges, where a1 +..+ an b Is the statement true? If so give a proof, if not provide a counterexample.

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Question 6: Consider the following statement: let (a,)n21 be a convergent real sequence
satisfying an >0 for all n > 1. Then (b,)n21 converges, where
a1 +..+ an
b, =
n
Is the statement true? If so give a proof, if not provide a counterexample.
Transcribed Image Text:Question 6: Consider the following statement: let (a,)n21 be a convergent real sequence satisfying an >0 for all n > 1. Then (b,)n21 converges, where a1 +..+ an b, = n Is the statement true? If so give a proof, if not provide a counterexample.
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