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Statement :

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If \"\" converges then \"\".

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Theorem 9.5:

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If the sequence \"\" is bounded and monotonic then it converges.

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Thus, \"\" is a monotonic sequence, which means strictly increasing or decreasing.

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Thus, the difference between consecutive terms should not be zero.

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Limit value of such difference is also not equal to zero as \"\" tends to zero.

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Consider a counter example sequence as \"\".

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\"\"

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Find \"\".

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The statement is false. 

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The statement is false.