Consider the real sequence {an} given by an = In(n + 1) – In(n+ 2), ne Z>0 = NU {0}. Justify whether the sequence {an} converges. If yes, find its limit.

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Chapter10: Sequences, Series, And Probability
Section10.3: Geometric Sequences
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Consider the real sequence {an} given by
an = In(n + 1) –- In(n + 2),
n E Z>0 = NU {0}.
Justify whether
the sequence {an} converges. If yes, find its limit.
the series an converges.
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the real sequence {an} given by an = In(n + 1) –- In(n + 2), n E Z>0 = NU {0}. Justify whether the sequence {an} converges. If yes, find its limit. the series an converges.
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