SOLUTION: Give an example of a sequence {an} satisfying that: {an} is monotonic, 0<an<1 for all n and no two terms are equal, lim(n tends to infinity)an = 1/2

SOLUTION: Give an example of a sequence {an} satisfying that: {an} is monotonic, 0<an<1 for all n and no two terms are equal, lim(n tends to infinity)an = 1/2

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Question 549757: Give an example of a sequence {an} satisfying that:
{an} is monotonic,
0 lim(n tends to infinity)an = 1/2
Answer by KMST(5328) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
<--> with and increasing
<--> with and decreasing
with if you want it to converge faster
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