Question: 1. a. Give an example of a sequence(xn)that has both infinitely many dominant terms, and infinitely many non-dominant terms. b. Given an example of a

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a. Give an example of a sequence(xn)that has both infinitely many dominant terms, and infinitely many non-dominant terms.

b. Given an example of a sequence (xn) with exactly 5 dominant terms.

c. Give an example of a divergent sequence(xn) that has both a decreasing subsequence and an increasing subsequence

d. Given an example of a sequence(xn)with a decreasing subsequence(xnk)k, such that none of the terms xnk is dominant.


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Prove the statement "every bounded sequence has a converging subsequence" by combining Theorem 39 (Monotone Convergence Theorem) with Theorem 56.


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For each of the following sets, determine whether it can be the set of all subsequential limits of a sequence. If yes, try to given an example of such a sequence. If no, justify.


a.{1,2,3}

b. (0,5]

c. R{π}

d.∅ (i.e., does there exist a sequence with no subsequential limits?)

e. [2,3]∪[5,6]

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