Let {an},n≥1, be a sequence of real numbers satisfying |an|≤1 for all n. Define An=1n(a1+a2+⋯+an), for n≥1. Then find limn→∞√n(An+1−An) .
I proceed in this way
limn→∞√n(An+1−An)=limn→∞√n[1n+1(a1+a2+⋯+an+an+1)−1n(a1+a2+⋯+an)]=limn→∞[(nan+1−a1−a2−⋯−an)1√n(n+1)] Please help me to complete from here
Answer
You almost solved the problem with your calculation. Now you just have to note that with |an|≤1 we have |nan+1−a1−…−an|≤2n, so |1√n(n+1)(nan+1−a1−…−an)|≤2n√n(n+1)→0.
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