15. Prove the following. (a) lim√√n+1-√√)-0 (b) lim(√n²+1 − n) - (c) lim√√24 = 0 im (√n² + n − n ) = ½ 2+n-n) -

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15. Prove the following.
(a) lim√√n+1-√√)-0
(b) lim(√n²+1 − n) -
(c) lim√√24
= 0
im (√n² + n − n ) = ½
2+n-n) -
Transcribed Image Text:15. Prove the following. (a) lim√√n+1-√√)-0 (b) lim(√n²+1 − n) - (c) lim√√24 = 0 im (√n² + n − n ) = ½ 2+n-n) -
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