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5. Mark True or False. Justify each answer. (you may use the limit laws if neede

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Question

5. Mark True or False. Justify each answer. (you may use the limit laws if needed) (a) If {an} converges to a and an > 0 for all n N then a > 0. (b) If {an} and {bn} are both divergent sequences, then {an + bn} diverges. (c) If {an} and {bn} are both divergent sequences, then {anbn} diverges. (d) If {an} and {an + bn} are both convergent sequences, then {bn} converges.

6. Find the following limits (a) limn 3n 2 + 4n 7n2 5n (b) limn sin n 2n + 1 (c) limn ( n2 + 1 n).

8. Determine whether each series converges or diverges. Justify your answer. (a) X n=1 n 5 2 n (b) X n=1 2 n n! (c) X n=1 1 (3n 2)(3n + 1) (d) X n=1 ( n + 1 n)

9. Mark each statement True or False. Justify your answer. (a) P n=1 an converges iff limn an = 0. (b) The geometric series P n=0 r n converges iff r < 1. (c) P n=1 an converges if the sequence {an} is bounded. (d) P n=1 an converges if the sequence {sn} where sn = a1 + ... + an is bounded.

10. For each subset of R, find its maximum and supremum, minimum and infimum, if they esist. Otherwise write ”none”. (a) [0, 2) (b) {r Q : 3 < r2 4} (c) n=1(1 1 n , 1 + 1 n )

11. Let S be a nonempty subset of R and let m = sup S. Prove that m S iff m = max S. 12. Let S be a nonempty bounded subset of R. Show inf S sup S. What can you conclude if inf S = sup S?

Explanation / Answer

PLEASE POST AS SEPARATE QUESTIONS:

5) a) TRUE. Since an>0 for all n thus the convergence must be >0.

b) False: an = n, bn = n, an + bn = 0.

c) False: an = bn = (1)n, anbn = 1

d) True

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