1. Let x₁0 for all ne N. (a) If xn0, prove that √x -0. (b) If xn →x, prove that √√√√x.

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1. Let x₁0 for all ne N.
(a) If xn 0, prove that -0.
(b) If xn →x, prove that √√√√x.
Transcribed Image Text:1. Let x₁0 for all ne N. (a) If xn 0, prove that -0. (b) If xn →x, prove that √√√√x.
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