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Let (sn) be a sequence. Consider the set X consisting of real numbers x∈R having the...

Let (sn) be a sequence. Consider the set X consisting of real numbers x∈R having the following property: There exists N∈N s.t. for all n > N, sn< x. Prove that limsupsn= infX.

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