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Let x(n) a sequence , n E (N) for which there is an a>1 that |x(n+1)- x(n)| ≤ M a^{-n} , for every n E (N). Prove that limx(n) = x , for a x that belongs to R.
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hint: show that it is a Cauchy sequence
yeah i realize that it is suggesting that ithis sequence is a cauchy sequence but how do i show that?
then it has a converge sub sequence and it is your answer
Care to explain it thoroughly?
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awesome thanks!
I hope my hand write is useful !
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