Let's say for example these two: \(\displaystyle{\frac{{{3}{n}}}{{{2}{n}+{3}}}}{\left(-{1}\right)}^{{{n}+{1}}}-{\frac{{{\left(-{1}\right)}^{{n}}}}{{{2}{n}}}}{\left({\left(-{1}\right)}^{{n}}+\frac{{1}}{{n}}\right)}^{{2}}\)

basura8w081

basura8w081

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2022-03-23

Let's say for example these two:
3n2n+3(1)n+1(1)n2n((1)n+1n)2

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Alannah Campos

Alannah Campos

Beginner2022-03-24Added 10 answers

If you just want the bounded property, you can simply find crude upper and lower bounds.
E.g. if (1)n+1n is bounded, then so is ((1)n+1n)2 (so we can essentially disregard the power of 2). Then we note that both (1)n and 1n are between 1 and 1 for all n1 (I told you it was crude). Hence 2(1)n+1n2 and ((1)n+1n)24
The first sequence 3n2n+3(1)n+1(1)n2n can be resolved by similar techniques.

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