One of the following is not true 1) A sequence is Cauchy iff it is convergent 2) Between any two real numbers there is an irrational number 3) If f: [a, b]- R is continuous, then f assumes its extreme values on [a, b]. 4) A Cauchy convergent sequence is monotone. Select one: 1. 2 4.

One of the following is not true 1) A sequence is Cauchy iff it is convergent 2) Between any two real numbers there is an irrational number 3) If f: [a, b]- R is continuous, then f assumes its extreme values on [a, b]. 4) A Cauchy convergent sequence is monotone. Select one: 1. 2 4.

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