5In-Yn 3xn+Yn Let vn = (xn, Yn) be a sequence of points in R². Let vo = (1,0). Let vn+1 = :). Prove that lim,00 Vn exists, and find the 4 limit.

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5¤n-Yn 3xn
Let vn = (xn, Yn) be a sequence of points in R². Let vo =
(1,0). Let vn+1
, SenTyn). Prove that lim,+0 Vn exists, and find the
4
limit.
Transcribed Image Text:5¤n-Yn 3xn Let vn = (xn, Yn) be a sequence of points in R². Let vo = (1,0). Let vn+1 , SenTyn). Prove that lim,+0 Vn exists, and find the 4 limit.
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