Answer to Question #333550 in Real Analysis for Sakshi Naik Gaonka

Question #333550

1) If ((xn,yn)) is a bounded sequence, then

((xn,yn)) has convergent subsequence.

2)((xn,yn)) is Cauchy if and only if ((xn,yn)) is convergent.

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