Use Cauchy Criterion to prove that the sequence {sn} converges where Sn + Sn-1 Sn+1 n > 1, 2 and where so and si are two arbitrary numbers.

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Section10.1: Infinite Sequences And Summation Notation
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Use Cauchy Criterion to prove that the sequence {sn} converges where
Sn + Sn-1
Sn+1 =
n > 1,
and where so and si are two arbitrary numbers.
Transcribed Image Text:Use Cauchy Criterion to prove that the sequence {sn} converges where Sn + Sn-1 Sn+1 = n > 1, and where so and si are two arbitrary numbers.
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