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Question Number 124106 by mathocean1 last updated on 30/Nov/20
U_(n ) is a sequence of real numbers   defined by U_0 =0 and for n ∈ N,   U_(n+1) =(√(U_n +6))  1. show that 0≤U_n ≤3.  2. show that U_(n ) is non−decreasing.  3. show that 3−U_(n+1) ≤((3−U_n )/3)  4.  Deduct that 0≤3−U_(n+1) ≤((1/3))^n
UnisasequenceofrealnumbersdefinedbyU0=0andfornN,Un+1=Un+61.showthat0Un3.2.showthatUnisnondecreasing.3.showthat3Un+13Un34.Deductthat03Un+1(13)n

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