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Give an example of each of the following or argue that such a request is impossible...

Give an example of each of the following or argue that such a request is impossible

a) a cauchy sequence that is monotone

b) a monotone sequence that is not cauchy

c) a cauchy sequence with a convergent subsequence

d) an unbounded sequence containing a subsequence that is cauchy

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