Prove or disprove (if false, give a counterexample): (a) If {n} and {yn} are both bounded above, then so is their sum (b) If {n} and {yn} are both bounded above, then so is their difference {In - Yn}. (c) If {n} and {yn} are sequences of nonnegative real numbers that are bounded above, then so is their product {xnyn}. (d) If {n} and {n} are sequences of positive real numbers that are In bounded above, then so is their quotient Yn

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Prove or disprove (if false, give a counterexample):
(a) If {n} and {yn} are both bounded above, then so is their sum
{In + yn}.
(b) If {n} and {yn} are both bounded above, then so is their difference
{In - Yn}.
(c) If {n} and {yn} are sequences of nonnegative real numbers that are
bounded above, then so is their product {rnyn}.
(d) If {n} and {yn} are sequences of positive real numbers that are
bounded above, then so is their quotient
:}.
In
Yn
Transcribed Image Text:Prove or disprove (if false, give a counterexample): (a) If {n} and {yn} are both bounded above, then so is their sum {In + yn}. (b) If {n} and {yn} are both bounded above, then so is their difference {In - Yn}. (c) If {n} and {yn} are sequences of nonnegative real numbers that are bounded above, then so is their product {rnyn}. (d) If {n} and {yn} are sequences of positive real numbers that are bounded above, then so is their quotient :}. In Yn
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