Least upper bound, greatest lower bound, limit superior, limit inferior 2.20. Find the (a) 1.u.b., (b) g.l.b., (c) lim sup ( lim ), and (d) lim inf (lim) for the sequence 2, -2, 1, -1, 1,-1, 1, -1,.... (a) l.u.b. = 2, since all terms are less than equal to 2, while at least one term (the 1st) is greater than 2- e for any e > 0. (b) g.l.b. = -2, since all terms are greater than or equal to -2, while at least one term (the 2nd) is less than -2 + e for any e > 0. (c) lim sup or lim = 1, since infinitely many terms of the sequence are greater than 1- e for any e > 0 (namely, all 1's in the sequence), while only a finite number of terms are greater than 1 + e for any e >0 (namely, the 1st term). (d) lim inf or lim =-1, since infinitely many terms of the sequence are less than -1 + e for any e > 0 (namely, all -1's in the sequence), while only a finite number of terms are less than -1 - e for any e > 0 (namely, the 2nd term).
Least upper bound, greatest lower bound, limit superior, limit inferior 2.20. Find the (a) 1.u.b., (b) g.l.b., (c) lim sup ( lim ), and (d) lim inf (lim) for the sequence 2, -2, 1, -1, 1,-1, 1, -1,.... (a) l.u.b. = 2, since all terms are less than equal to 2, while at least one term (the 1st) is greater than 2- e for any e > 0. (b) g.l.b. = -2, since all terms are greater than or equal to -2, while at least one term (the 2nd) is less than -2 + e for any e > 0. (c) lim sup or lim = 1, since infinitely many terms of the sequence are greater than 1- e for any e > 0 (namely, all 1's in the sequence), while only a finite number of terms are greater than 1 + e for any e >0 (namely, the 1st term). (d) lim inf or lim =-1, since infinitely many terms of the sequence are less than -1 + e for any e > 0 (namely, all -1's in the sequence), while only a finite number of terms are less than -1 - e for any e > 0 (namely, the 2nd term).
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