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1.- Prove the following: a.- Apply the definition of convergent sequence, Ratio Test or Squeeze Theorem...

1.- Prove the following:

a.- Apply the definition of convergent sequence, Ratio Test or Squeeze Theorem to prove that a given sequence converges.

b.- Use the Divergence Criterion for Sub-sequences to prove that a given sequence does not converge.

Subject: Real Analysis

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