Sunday, September 9, 2018

real analysis - How to prove B is the least possible upper bound?


I saw the following sequence-



Sn=12,23,34,45,56,,n1n.





Now, I may say that-



(A)Sn(B),



where, A=12 and B=1



Now, am I correct in saying that B is the least possible upper bound?



If yes, how do I prove it?




Thanks for any help.

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