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The document you've uploaded presents an exercise involving a sequence of real numbers. It contains different sub-questions related to proving properties of the sequence and calculating sums and products.
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Given Information:
- A sequence is defined recursively:
- For all , we are told that .
- A sequence is defined recursively:
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Questions:
- (1) Prove that for all , the condition holds.
- (2) (a) Prove that for all , the expression for the difference between consecutive terms of the sequence is:
(b) Deduce the monotonicity of the sequence . - (3) A new sequence is defined by: (a) Prove that the sequence is geometric. (b) Express in terms of , then express in terms of .
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Further Questions (4):
- Sums and products are defined as: and
- (a) Calculate , , and .
- (b) Determine such that:
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Sequences and Series
Inequalities
Recursive Definitions
Arithmetic and Geometric Progressions
Formulas
un+1 = (3un + 2)/(un + 4)
un+1 - un = (1 - un)(un + 2)/(un + 4)
vn = (un - 1)/(un + 2)
Theorems
Monotonicity criteria for sequences
Properties of geometric progressions
Suitable Grade Level
Grade 12 or Undergraduate
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