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To 3 (7.8 peak point of a sequence a natural number m is called a peak point of the sequence {a,) it a, < a vr example a=-1) has no peak point. 1 ns5 (i) a,=n -

to 3 (7.8 Peak Point of a Sequence A natural number m is called a peak point of the sequence {a,) it a, < a vr Example a=-1) has no peak point. 1 ns5 (i) a,=n -n; n>5 then 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 are peak points 1, n=1,2,.. m (ii) , -1 nen m is the only peak point. n> m
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  • Satpal singh Best Answer
    see the attachment
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  • A pramanik
    I want to clean this section for peack points
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