HO2] Write the first six terms of {ljeN} Find the liminf ond the limsup Find the limits of the odd and even Subsseg. HW3] Write the first 12 terms of {sin()j Find the liminf and the limsup a boue. showing the details as Find the limits of the subseguences: lim Xyk lim X, ky00 Ykl k 4k+2 lim x *4k+3 Which agree with the limsup and liminf ?

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Please solve homework-01 in the following format like in two columns: 

 

•statment      |      •justifications 

 

Note: My previous homework was cancelled due to not following format.

 

i want to give you thumbs up. So please follow attached format

(-1)
Hb 2] Write the first six terms of {ljeN}
Find the liminf and the limsup
Find the limits of the odd and even Subseg.
ljeN}
HW3] Write the finst 12 terms of {sin()
Find the liminf and the limsup
showing
Find the limits of the sub:
the details as aboue.
iubsequences
lim Xyk
lim X
lim X
lim x.
4k+3
4k+l koo 4k+2
Which agree with the limsup and liminf?
Transcribed Image Text:(-1) Hb 2] Write the first six terms of {ljeN} Find the liminf and the limsup Find the limits of the odd and even Subseg. ljeN} HW3] Write the finst 12 terms of {sin() Find the liminf and the limsup showing Find the limits of the sub: the details as aboue. iubsequences lim Xyk lim X lim X lim x. 4k+3 4k+l koo 4k+2 Which agree with the limsup and liminf?
Please solve my homework
question like this (statement
and justifications) columns
1) Given any ɛ > 0, choose N, = = +1
1) OK because ɛ > 0
%3D
2) For any n > N, we have <n
2) by a+1 > a
3) 8 – E < En
3) no switch when mult by ɛ > 0
4) 8 < en + ɛ
4) adding ɛ to both sides
5) 8 < e(n+ 1)
5) algebra (factoring)
6) <E
6) no switch when mult by 1/(n+1) > 0 because n+1 > 0.
n+1
7) E
7) defn of abs value
8) - < e
Sn+8
8) algebra
n+1
n+1
9) - <
8(n+1)
n+1
8n
9) algebra
n+1
- 8| < e.
10) algebra
QED
n+1
Transcribed Image Text:Please solve my homework question like this (statement and justifications) columns 1) Given any ɛ > 0, choose N, = = +1 1) OK because ɛ > 0 %3D 2) For any n > N, we have <n 2) by a+1 > a 3) 8 – E < En 3) no switch when mult by ɛ > 0 4) 8 < en + ɛ 4) adding ɛ to both sides 5) 8 < e(n+ 1) 5) algebra (factoring) 6) <E 6) no switch when mult by 1/(n+1) > 0 because n+1 > 0. n+1 7) E 7) defn of abs value 8) - < e Sn+8 8) algebra n+1 n+1 9) - < 8(n+1) n+1 8n 9) algebra n+1 - 8| < e. 10) algebra QED n+1
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