Prove or give a counterexample: a. If s and t are divergent sequences, then (s + t) diverges b. If s
Question: Prove or give a counterexample:
a. If s and t are divergent sequences, then ( s + t) diverges
b. If s and t are divergent sequences, then (s * t ) diverges
c. If s and (s + t) are convergent seq, then t converges
d. If s and ( S*t) are convergent sequences, then t converges
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