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The third group assignment for math 412, a university-level mathematics course, from spring 2009. The assignment includes three problems related to the convergence of complex sequences, including proving that the absolute value of a convergent sequence converges, evaluating complex limits, and showing that a convergent sequence is bounded.
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Math 412 Group Work #8 Spring 2009
Problem 1. Suppose that {zn} converges. Prove that {|zn|} converges. Is the converse true?
Problem 2. Evaluate each limit when they exist:
(a): lim nโโ
n^3 (1 + 3i) 2 n^3 + 4n + 1
(b): lim nโโ
(โ1)n^ +
(n + 1)^2 i n^2 + 4
(c): lim nโโ
n + 1 โ
n + 2i
Problem 3. Suppose that {zn} converges. Show that {zn} is bounded in two ways:
(a): Use the corresponding fact that convergent sequences of real numbers are bounded.
(b): Work it out directly from definitions.