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Let the bounded set s contains a sequence sn of real numbers

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Answered by Rohit65k0935Me
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Let s=supSs=supS. We know that:

for any ε>0, there is x∈S such that s−ε<x.

for any ε>0, there is x∈S such that s−ε<x.

Thus for each n>0n>0 you can choose xn∈Sxn∈S such that

s−1n<xn.

s−1n<xn.

Clearly, then, s−1n<xn≤ss−1n<xn≤s for all n>0n>0, so limnxnlimnxn exists and equals ss.

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