Question: Prove that if xn,yn are bounded sequences with positive values, and yn converges, then lim sup(xnyn) = (lim supxn)(limyn). Prove that if (xn)n and (yn)

Prove that

if xn,yn are bounded sequences with positive values, and yn converges, then

lim sup(xnyn) = (lim supxn)(limyn).

Prove that

if (xn)n and (yn) are such that{ nN: xn different to yn} is a finite set, then the series sum from n=1 to infinity xn and sum from n=1 to infinity yn either both converge or both diverge. (Hint: use the Cauchy criterion.)

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