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Prove: A non-increasing sequence which isn't bounded below diverges.
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do you mean non-decreasing?
no. it's non-increasing
if it can't increase, how can it go to infinity?
i'm not sure because that is what the problem has.
it's actually not bounded below and goes to negative infinity
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y=2 is a non-increacing sequence that doesn't diverge
ok. so how would write a proof for that.
what is it exactly that you have to prove?
i want to prove that a non-increasing sequence that isn't bounded below diverges
i don't think that's the case unless there's more info
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its just any sequence. there's no other information to the statement.
is it monotonic?
yea it is
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