- #1
Ed Quanta
- 297
- 0
So if the sequence Rn is the list of all rational numbers in (0,1), how am I to prove that lim inf=0 and lim sup= 1?
I understand that this sequence has sup=1 and inf=0, but since I do not know what the sequence will look like as n approaches infinity, how do I know lim sup=1 and lim inf=1?
For example, if the sequence is non-decreasing, then can I necessarily say that lim inf=0. I know that the inf will be 0, but lim inf cannot be approaching this number since the rational numbers are increasing. Tell me where my thinking is wrong.
I understand that this sequence has sup=1 and inf=0, but since I do not know what the sequence will look like as n approaches infinity, how do I know lim sup=1 and lim inf=1?
For example, if the sequence is non-decreasing, then can I necessarily say that lim inf=0. I know that the inf will be 0, but lim inf cannot be approaching this number since the rational numbers are increasing. Tell me where my thinking is wrong.