In this reply [imath]n\in\mathbb{N}^+[/imath]What is the deference between the term:
(a) bounded sequence at the value a
to the term:
(b) The limit of the sequence is a.
The bound of the sequences is negative number like -1 and etc.In this reply [imath]n\in\mathbb{N}^+[/imath]
Consider [imath]s_n=(-1)^n+\frac{1}{n}~\&~t_n=-1+\frac{1}{n}[/imath].
Both of those sequences are bounded but only one has a limit.
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Can you answer each of these?The bound of the sequences is negative number like -1 and etc.
What is the limit? How I find it?
By your method, the second has a limit because it decrease and decrease = sequence t.[imath]{s_3} = \boxed{|\;\;\;\;\;\;}\quad {s_{100}} = \boxed{|\;\;\;\;\;\;}\quad {s_{1001}} = \boxed{|\;\;\;\;\;\;}[/imath]
[imath]{t_3} = \boxed{|\;\;\;\;\;\;}\quad {t_{100}} = \boxed{|\;\;\;\;\;\;}\quad {t_{1001}} = \boxed{|\;\;\;\;\;\;}[/imath]
If not then you best ask yourself: "how ready am I for these problems?"