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Suppose (an) is an increasing sequence of real numbers. Show, if (an) has a bounded subsequence,...

Suppose (an) is an increasing sequence of real numbers. Show, if (an) has a bounded subsequence, then (an) converges; and (an) diverges to infinity if and only if (an) has an unbounded subsequence.

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