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Give an example of a convergent sequence X + Y where X converges and Y diverges. Or justify why it cannot be true.
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i cnt come up with anything
It can't be true. This is because \(Y_n =(X_n +Y_n )-X_n \), and since both \(X_n +Y_n \) and \(X_n \) are convergent, \(Y_n \) must be as well. The sum/difference of two convergent sequences is also convergent.
That makes sense. Thank you!
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