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2.2.1. Prove that each of the following sequences converges to zero. write a) xn = sin(logn+n³+en²)/n 2n/(n² + π) b) xn = 2.00 c) Xn :) xn =(√2n + 1)/(n + √2) voit (d d) xn = n/2n

2.2.1. Prove that each of the following sequences converges to zero. write a) xn = sin(logn+n³+en²)/n 2n/(n² + π) b) xn = 2.00 c) Xn :) xn =(√2n + 1)/(n + √2) voit (d d) xn = n/2n

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry
Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry
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Author:Swokowski
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Chapter10: Sequences, Series, And Probability
Section10.1: Infinite Sequences And Summation Notation
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2.2.1. Prove that each of the following sequences converges to zero. Cleatly ever a) xn = sin(logn+n³ +en²)/n b) xn = 2n/(n² + π) Xn :) xn =(√2n + 1)/(n + √2) vi vort ( d) xn = n/2n c)
Transcribed Image Text:2.2.1. Prove that each of the following sequences converges to zero. Cleatly ever a) xn = sin(logn+n³ +en²)/n b) xn = 2n/(n² + π) Xn :) xn =(√2n + 1)/(n + √2) vi vort ( d) xn = n/2n c)
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