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Give examples of sequences that are: a. convergent and not monotone b.monotone and divergent c.bounded and...

Give examples of sequences that are:
a. convergent and not monotone
b.monotone and divergent
c.bounded and divergent
d.divergent and unbounded, but does not diverge to -infinity or poserive infinity


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