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SOLVED:Show that the following sequences of sets, {Ck}, are nonincreasing, (1.2 .17), then find limk →∞ Ck. (a) Ck={x: 2-1 / k<x ≤2}, k=1,2,3, …(b) Ck={x: 2<x ≤2+1 / k}, k=1,2,3, …(c)
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