6. (a) A sequence {anneN is said to be bounded if there exists M > 0 such that an M for any n E N (i) Let {an)neN and {bn)neN be two sequences such that {an)neN is bounded and lim bn = 0. Prove that lim anbn = 0 84x 81x * Give a counterexample to (a)(i) when {anneN is not bounded. That is, {an}neN and {bn}neN are two sequences such that lim bn = 0, but lim anbn # 0 n→∞ n→∞ (b) By part (a)(i), evaluate lim 81x (sin n) (2n-1) n² +1

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6.
(a) A sequence {an}neN is said to be bounded if there exists M > 0 such that
|an| ≤ M for any n E N
(i) Let {an}nen and {bn}nen be two sequences such that {an}nen is bounded
0. Prove that lim anbn = 0
=
n→∞
Give a counterexample to (a)(i) when {an}nen is not bounded. That is,
{an}neN and {bn}nen are two sequences such that lim bn = 0, but lim anbn ‡
0
n→∞
n→∞
(ii)
and lim bn
*
8个&
(b) By part (a)(i), evaluate lim
n→∞
(sin n) (2n-1)
n² + 1
Transcribed Image Text:6. (a) A sequence {an}neN is said to be bounded if there exists M > 0 such that |an| ≤ M for any n E N (i) Let {an}nen and {bn}nen be two sequences such that {an}nen is bounded 0. Prove that lim anbn = 0 = n→∞ Give a counterexample to (a)(i) when {an}nen is not bounded. That is, {an}neN and {bn}nen are two sequences such that lim bn = 0, but lim anbn ‡ 0 n→∞ n→∞ (ii) and lim bn * 8个& (b) By part (a)(i), evaluate lim n→∞ (sin n) (2n-1) n² + 1
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