Question: Let 0 < y 1 < x 1 and set a) Prove that 0 < y n < x n for all n e N.

Let 0 1 1 and set

xn + yn 2and nnEN.

a) Prove that 0 n n for all n e N.

b) Prove that yn is increasing and bounded above, and that xn is decreasing and bounded below.

c) Prove that 0 n+1 – yn+1 1 – y1)/2n for n ∊ N.

d) Prove that limn→∞ xn = limn→∞ yn. (This common value is called the arithmetic–geometric mean of x1 and y1.)

xn + yn 2and nnEN.

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