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Abukadu
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hi :]
a couple of questions:
1) Using epsilon and N, write in a formal manner the following statement:
L is not a the limit of the general series {an} when n goes from 1 to infinity.
2) prove the next sentence: if a series an is converging into a final limit L, then the arithmetic avareges of the series organs(terms?) are gathering into the same limit. meaning:
lim (an)[n->infinity] = L = = = > lim [n->infinity] (a1+a2+a3..+an) / n = L
excuse my english.. not my strongest side.
I really wish I could write down my attempts to solve the question by they are all in hebrew and are too hard to translate since I'm not sure myself that I'm on the right path..
Thanks,
sharon.
a couple of questions:
1) Using epsilon and N, write in a formal manner the following statement:
L is not a the limit of the general series {an} when n goes from 1 to infinity.
2) prove the next sentence: if a series an is converging into a final limit L, then the arithmetic avareges of the series organs(terms?) are gathering into the same limit. meaning:
lim (an)[n->infinity] = L = = = > lim [n->infinity] (a1+a2+a3..+an) / n = L
excuse my english.. not my strongest side.
I really wish I could write down my attempts to solve the question by they are all in hebrew and are too hard to translate since I'm not sure myself that I'm on the right path..
Thanks,
sharon.