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Suppose (an), a sequence in a metric space X, converges to L ∈ X. Show, if...

Suppose (an), a sequence in a metric space X, converges to L ∈ X. Show, if σ : N → N is one-one, then the sequence (bn = aσ(n))n also converges to L.

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