Prove that if (an) is convergent and (an - an-1) is monotone, then (an - an-1) converges to 0.
Give an example of a convergent sequence (an) such that (an - an-1) does not converge.
Suppose that (bn) is strictly monotone increasing and tends to infinity. Prove that if an - bn → C, then an → C.
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