1.If (an) → 0 and |bn−b| ≤ an, then show that (bn) → b.
2. Show that if (xn) is a convergent sequence,
then the sequence given by the averages
yn=x1+x2+···+xn/n
also converges to the same limit.
Give an example to show that it is possible for the sequence (yn) of averages
to converge even if (xn) does not.
step by step
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1. 0≤ |bn - b| ≤ an, lim(n-> ∞) an=0,
then lim |bn -b| =0 (by the squeeze thm.)
so, lim(n-> ∞) bn = b.
2. For all ε > 0
(1) {xn} is convergent
( let lim xn=L, assume L > = 0, or we can consider the sequence {-xn})
so for all ε> 0, there exists N> 0,
such that when n > N, | xn - L | < ε/2 holds, then L-ε/2 < xn < L+ε/2
(2) choose M > N > 0,
such that |x1+x2+...+xN|/M < ε/2 (since x1+...+xN is fixed)
when n > M , then
yn = { (x1+x2+...+xN)+[x(N+1)+...+x(n)] } / n
< (x1+...+xN) / n + [ (L+ε/2)+(L+ε/2)+...+(L+ε/2) ]/n
< |x1+...+xN| / M +[ (n-N)(L+ε/2) ] / n
< ε/2 + L + ε/2
so, yn < L+ ε
Similarly, yn > L -ε
thus |yn - L| < ε
hence, lim(n-> ∞) yn= L (by the definition of limit)
The inverse statement of problem 2 is not true. For example, xn=(-1)^n
then yn = (x1+x2+ ...+xn)/n = -1/n or 0/n -> 0, but {xn} does not exist.
第二題後面部份舉例的比較簡單,
取(xn) 為 1,-1,1,-1,.......
(xn)不收歛,但(yn)收歛到0.