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Prove that [tex]\sin (n^2) + \sin (n^3)[/tex] is not a convergent sequence.
The discussion centers around the convergence of the sequence defined by the expression \(\sin(n^2) + \sin(n^3)\). Participants explore the properties of this sequence and compare it to simpler cases involving \(\sin(n)\) and \(\sin(\pi n)\).
Participants do not reach a consensus on the convergence of \(\sin(n^2) + \sin(n^3)\), and there are multiple competing views regarding the relevance and interest of different sine functions.
The discussion does not provide a formal mathematical framework or definitions for convergence, and the implications of the proposed examples are not fully explored.
I believe that is easier. Consider n=3,31,314,3141,31415,...mathwonk said:how about just sin(n).