Let r E R satisfy |r| < 3-1/2. Let3An = 5Bn = 1– r",andCn2 - n10Note: The aim of this question is to determinewhether the above sequences are increasing,decreasing, or bounded.A. The sequences An, Bn, and Cn convergeto 5,0, and , respectivelyB. One of the sequences is decreasing, two areincreasing, and two are boundedC. The sequences An, Bn, and Cnconverge 5, 0, and 0, respectivelyD. The three sequences are decreasing and twoof them are boundedE. The three sequences are all increasingF. Two of the sequences are decreasing, one isincreasing and one is bounded

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Let r E R satisty |r| < Let An = 5 Bn = 1 – r" , and Cn 2 - n 10 Note: The aim of this question is to determine whether the above sequences are increasing, decreasing, or bounded. A. The sequences An, Bn, and Cn converge to 5,0, and o∞ , respectively B. One of the sequences is decreasing, two increasing, and two are bounded C. The sequences An, Bn, and Cn converge 5, 0, and 0, respectively D. The three sequences are decreasing and two of them are bounded E. The three sequences are all increasing F. Two of the sequences are decreasing, one is increasing and one is bounded

Let r E R satisty |r| < Let An = 5 Bn = 1 – r" , and Cn 2 - n 10 Note: The aim of this question is to determine whether the above sequences are increasing, decreasing, or bounded. A. The sequences An, Bn, and Cn converge to 5,0, and o∞ , respectively B. One of the sequences is decreasing, two increasing, and two are bounded C. The sequences An, Bn, and Cn converge 5, 0, and 0, respectively D. The three sequences are decreasing and two of them are bounded E. The three sequences are all increasing F. Two of the sequences are decreasing, one is increasing and one is bounded

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