Material :daly analysis 2.2.16) Given points x,n and x in a metric space X, prove that the followingfour statements are equivalent.(a) xn → x, i.e., for each & > 0 there exists an integer N > 0 such thatn > Nd(xn, x) < E.(b) For each ɛ >0 there exists an integer N >0 such thatn > Nd(In, x) < e.(c) For each ɛ >0 there exists an integer N > 0 such thatn > Nd(Tn, x) < E.(d) For each ɛ > 0 there exists an integer N >0 such thatn > Nd(an, a) < E.Formulate and prove an analogous set of equivalent statements for Cauchysequences.

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2.2.16) Given points Xn and x in a metric space X, prove that the following four statements are equivalent. (a) xn→x, i.e., for each & > 0 there exists an integer N> 0 such that n > N d(xn, x) < E. (b) For each e >0 there exists an integer N >0 such that n > N d(xn, x) < E. (c) For each e>0 there exists an integer N >0 such that n > N d(Tn, x) < E.

2.2.16) Given points Xn and x in a metric space X, prove that the following four statements are equivalent. (a) xn→x, i.e., for each & > 0 there exists an integer N> 0 such that n > N d(xn, x) < E. (b) For each e >0 there exists an integer N >0 such that n > N d(xn, x) < E. (c) For each e>0 there exists an integer N >0 such that n > N d(Tn, x) < E.

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