L.sufiya Khanam posted an Question
October 11, 2020 • 12:05 pm 30 points
  • IIT JAM
  • Mathematics (MA)

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plz. give me. an example. for this theorem

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  • L.sufiya khanam

    sir this must be mod an-am right, here it is Sn-Sm

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    here Sn and Sm are SOPS (sequence of partial sum ) of summation Un.

  • L.sufiya khanam

    sir this must be mod an-am right. why is it sn-sm

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    it is right , we take SOPS of series in mod.

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    sops?

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    when to write an-am and when to write Sn-Sm

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    Deepak singh 1

    another example is take series £1/n^2 is also convergent and follows cauchy's principle of convergence..

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    sir for 1/n^2 also show the proof sir?

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    Deepak singh 1 best-answer

    see attached two examples , it will clear your doubt.

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    sir summation of 1/n is 1+1/2+1/3+......+1/n???

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    sir I dono proof of 1/n! plz do and send sir

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    see proof .

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    feel free to ask again

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    sir summation of 1/n is 1+1/2+1/3+......+1/n???

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    yes..

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    sir in that proof I understood everything except the first line .. like how Sn has m also but last term is n! , it has n also , how sir??

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    because we have taken n>=m , see again before first line in proof.

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    sir in real numbers set Cauchy =convergent and convergent=Cauchy , then 1/n must be Cauchy right as it's convergent???

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    this result is for sequence not series..

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    Cauchy sequence and Cauchy series is different??

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    there is no term like cauchy series . In series we take SOPS of series which is a sequence , then if SOPS of series is cauncy then that series is convergent ...

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    okay , in series we take sops , if it is Cauchy it is convergent ,

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    then in sequence for R we need to see whether it is convergent , if it's convergent it is cauchy

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    I mean if the question is given in sequence and asked whether it is cauchy or no

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