If (xn) and (yn) are sequences in the same normed space X, show that xn→x and yn→y implies xn+yn→x+y as well as αxn→αx, where α is any scalar.
The set of all sequences in the normed space X is a vector space under the natural component-wise definitions of vector addition and scalar multiplication:
and
So, if xn→x and yn→y, then:
xn+yn→x+y and αxn→αx, where α is any scalar.
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