rn+1 1 rn+1 1 dt t 1 - dt > t 1 a) Show that In(n + 1) – In n = || - dt - t n+ 1° n

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rn+1
1
rn+1
1
dt =
t
1
dt >
t
1
4. (a) Show that In(n + 1) – Inn =
J1
t
n + 1
n
1
1+
1
1
(b) Let an
+...+
3
- In n, for n =
1,2, .... Use (a) to show that {an}-1 is a decreasing
sequence. (Hint: Show that an
an+1 > 0.)
pn+1
1
(c) Use the left sum of
1
1
dt with partition {1,2, ..., n+1} to show that 1+
+
+- >
t
In(n + 1).
(d) Use (c) and the definition of an to show that an > 0 for all n > 1.
(e) Use (b) and (d) to show that {an}1 converges to a number r. (r 0.577216, and is known as
the Euler-Mascheroni constant.)
Transcribed Image Text:rn+1 1 rn+1 1 dt = t 1 dt > t 1 4. (a) Show that In(n + 1) – Inn = J1 t n + 1 n 1 1+ 1 1 (b) Let an +...+ 3 - In n, for n = 1,2, .... Use (a) to show that {an}-1 is a decreasing sequence. (Hint: Show that an an+1 > 0.) pn+1 1 (c) Use the left sum of 1 1 dt with partition {1,2, ..., n+1} to show that 1+ + +- > t In(n + 1). (d) Use (c) and the definition of an to show that an > 0 for all n > 1. (e) Use (b) and (d) to show that {an}1 converges to a number r. (r 0.577216, and is known as the Euler-Mascheroni constant.)
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