Math, asked by wwwrehansab512, 10 months ago

A real sequencc Sn = or <Sn+l is, for all n > or = I is called:

a) Strictly increasing b) Discontinuous c) Undefined

d) Non

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Answered by jamesbond077

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Answer:

a) Strictly increasing

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