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\[a _{1}=1 \] \[a _{n+1}=1-\frac{ 1 }{ \sqrt{a _{n}+1} }\]
define 'descending'
I'm having problems with these type of things. How do I prove that this is descending and that the limes is 0. By descending I mean as an grows bigger the numbers get smaller
It's obvious that 1-blabla as \[a_{n}\] grows bigger is getting smaller. I just need to prove it with math induction
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