Proving the Partial Bound Question for Convergent Series An and Bn

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i am given with a series called An
and series Bn which from a certain place has the same members as An?

prove or disprove that every partial bound of bn is also a partial bound of An

??

i know that if a series is converges then
lim inf An=lim sup An

is that helps?

how to prove it mathmaticly??
 
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First, what is the definition of "partial bound"?
 
a partial bound is the bound of a subsequence
 
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