In (ℓ∞,‖.‖∞), how would I show that xn=(n+1n,n+22n,n+33n,...) converges and how would I find the limit?
I tried using the fact that the uniform norm ‖.‖∞=sup|Xn| and the definition of convergence is that given ϵ>0, there exists N∈N such that d(xn,x)<ϵ for all n>N, but I cant seem to show it converges. How would I show it converges and find the limit?
Answer
We denote x(n) the sequence of sequences. Then x(n)k=n+kkn=1k+1n, and we can write x(n)=a(n)+b(n) where a(n)k=1k for all n and b(n)k=1n. We have ||b(n)||∞=1n which converges to 0 and a(n) doesn't depend on n. Denoting this sequence a, we can see that lim.
No comments:
Post a Comment