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A divergent sequence can have a convergent subsequence.

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A bounded sequence is convergent.

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If {$\\{x_n\\}$} converges, then {$\\{x_{n+i}\\}$} could diverge for some natural number $i$.

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A convergent sequence is either increasing or decreasing.

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If {$\\{x_{n+i}\\}$} diverges for some natural number $i$, then {$\\{x_n\\}$} diverges.

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There exists a sequence that is not bounded but which converges.

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If a sequence is not bounded, then it does not converge.

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A convergent sequence is bounded.

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All convergent sequences of positive terms converge to a value $> 0$.

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There exists a sequence with all terms greater than zero and with limit 0.

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Every divergent sequence is unbounded.

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It is possible for a sequence to be both increasing and decreasing.

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There exists a convergent sequence {$\\{x_n\\}$} with $x_n >0$ for all $n \\\\in \\\\mathbb{N}$ and limit $\\\\ell <0$.

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If {$\\{x_n\\}$} diverges, then {$\\{x_{n+i}\\}$} could converge for some natural number $i$.

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There exists a bounded increasing sequences that does not converge.

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In a convergent sequence, all subsequences converge to the same limit.

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Multiple response question (4 correct out of 8) covering properties of convergent and divergent sequences and boundedness of sets. Selection of questions from a pool.

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Answer the following question on sequences and sets. Note that a sequence is said to be unbounded if it is not bounded.

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Note that every correct answer is worth 1 mark, but every wrong answer loses a mark.

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You should be able to work out the correct answers from your notes.

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