A sequence is Cauchy if the terms eventually get arbitrarily close to each other. Example 0.1. The sequence { 1 n. } is Cauchy. To see this let ? > 0 be
(b) Give an example of a Cauchy sequence {a2 n}? n=1 such that {an}? n=1 is not. Cauchy. Solution. (a) Since {an}? n=1 is Cauchy it is convergent.
Example 3: If a ? R show that there is an increasing sequence (rn) of rational numbers that converges to a
Proof. later. 4. Give an example of a bounded and closed set that is not compact.
A sequence {an}is called a Cauchy sequence if for any given ? > 0 there exists N ? N such that n
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2 Give an example of each of the following or argue that such a request is impossible. a) A Cauchy sequence that is not monotone. The sequence given by. ((?1)
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Okt 10 2019 Let's present two examples to show that the Cauchy Convergence Criterion is useful. Example 3 (c.f. Example 3.5.6(b)). The following sequence is ...
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