(Solved): Problem 3. 1. Let an+1=an2 with a1=31 what is limnan ? 2. Let an+1=si ...
Problem 3. 1. Let an+1=an2 with a1=−31 what is limn→∞an ? 2. Let an+1=sin(an) with a1=0, show that limn→∞an=0. 3. Let an=sin(2nπ), show that limn→∞an does not exist. 4. Consider the sequence an=1+1+…+1 ( n roots), n≥1. Show that it converges and find limn→∞an.
To find the limit of the sequence with as n approaches infinity, we can observe the pattern of the sequence. , and so on.We can see that as increases, the terms of the sequence approach 0. Therefore, the limit of the sequence as approaches infinity is .2. To show that the sequence with converges to 0 as n approaches infinity, we need to demonstrate two properties:(i) The sequence is bounded.
(ii) The sequence is monotonic.