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Given that xn is a sequence of real numbers. If (xn) is a convergent sequence prove...

Given that xn is a sequence of real numbers. If (xn) is a convergent sequence prove that (xn) is bounded. That is, show that there exists C > 0 such that |xn| less than or equal to C for all n in N.

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