3.5.4) Show directly from the definition that of (xn) and (yn) Cauchy sequences, then cxntyn) and (Xryn) are Cauchy sequences. ore
3.5.4) Show directly from the definition that of (xn) and (yn) Cauchy sequences, then cxntyn) and (Xryn) are Cauchy sequences. ore
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Show directly from the definition that if \((x_n)\) and \((y_n)\) are Cauchy sequences, then \((x_n + y_n)\) and \((x_n y_n)\) are Cauchy sequences.
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