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Transcribed Image Text:4. (P14, Page 34; i
) Prove that the sequence {sn} converges to 1 where {sn} is defined by
1
1
+
3- 2
1
for every index n.
+
(n + 1)(n)
Sn =
2.1
1.
(Hint: first simplify sn by using
1
1
and then apply properties of convergent sequences. You can
k +1*
(k + 1)k
k
1
use the fact that lim
= 0 without proof.)
n+0 n + 1
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