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suppose that the sequence (sn) converges to s. prove that if s > 0 and sn...

suppose that the sequence (sn) converges to s. prove that if s > 0 and sn >= 0 for all n, then the sequence (sqrt(sn)) converges to sqrt(s)
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Here we have use sqrt(x) as continuous function to prove the following result.

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