Sequences satisfying strict inequalities and conditions for limsup = liminf

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This discussion focuses on finding two sequences, (xn) and (yn), that satisfy strict inequalities as outlined in a specific mathematical problem from a PDF document. The user seeks examples of sequences that meet these criteria without needing assistance in proving the inequalities. Additionally, the discussion touches on the conditions under which the limit superior (limsup) equals the limit inferior (liminf), which is a fundamental concept in real analysis.

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This isn't a copy of my assignment, but I found the exact same question on the web:

http://www.math.auckland.ac.nz/~waldron/730/1.pdf

It's question 1 on the PDF. I've been trying all night to find inequalties that are strict like it asks for in that particular problem. I don't need help with proving the inequalities, just an example of two sequences (xn) and (yn) that satisfy them to make them strict simultaneously.

I would super appreciate any ideas on this.
I just need help where it says: Find sequences for which all of these inequalities are simultaneously strict. I can't find an example.
 
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