Let sn be a bounded sequence, and let tn converge to L. i. Show that if L = 0, then the product sn ⋅ tn also converges to 0. ii. Give an example where sn is bounded and tn converges, but where the product does not converge. Hint: One approach to (i) uses the Sandwich Theorem.

Let sn be a bounded sequence, and let tn converge to L. i. Show that if L = 0, then the product sn ⋅ tn also converges to 0. ii. Give an example where sn is bounded and tn converges, but where the product does not converge. Hint: One approach to (i) uses the Sandwich Theorem.

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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