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prove that if the series \[\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}z _{n}\] converges absolutley, so does the series \[\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}z _{n}^2\]
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z is complex number
Maybe like this? \[(x+iy)^{2} \le |z|^{2} \] and since Sigma|z| converges so would the Sigma|z|2
but the left and right hand term are not equal .. the left hand term is a complex no while the right hand term a real number
sry forgot the module sign. I ment their absolut value
\[|(x+iy)^{2}|\le |z|^{2}\]
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would be equal if x=y
for \(n\) large enough (\(n>N\)) we have \(|z_n|<1\) then \(|z_n^2|<|z_n|\) for all \(n>N\)
good point, thx
actualy really nice and easy
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