Solution) If {sn}n=1..? is a sequence of real numbers such that sn ? M for all n and limn?? sn=L; prove that
Question: If {sn}n=1..∞ is a sequence of real numbers such that sn ≤ M for all n and
limn→∞ sn=L;
prove that L ≤ M. Is the statement true if we replace both inequalities with ”<”?
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