Friday, 29 May 2015

calculus - How to prove limntoinftyan=1rightarrowlimntoinftysqrt[n]an=1





Let an0



Prove/disprove: limnan=1limnnan=1




Proof: By definition a sequence limnnbn=L iff limnbn+1bn=L since limnan=1 limnan+1an=1 and therefore limnnan=1



Am I right?



Answer



I don't see where does the fact you use come from (certainly not from the definition). From the link you provided it seems at least the "if" part is true, so I guess you can prove it like that.



But there's also a quick and easy way to see it:
1nxx if x11nxx if x1


Therefore nan1 because all its members are closer to 1 than in the original sequence.


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