Slični zadaci
Consider two monotonically decreasing sequences
and
, where
, and
and
are positive real numbers for every k. Now, define the sequences
;
;
;
for all natural numbers k.
(a) Do there exist two monotonically decreasing sequences
and
of positive real numbers such that the sequences
and
are not bounded, while the sequence
is bounded?
(b) Does the answer to problem (a) change if we stipulate that the sequence
must be
for all k ?









for all natural numbers k.
(a) Do there exist two monotonically decreasing sequences





(b) Does the answer to problem (a) change if we stipulate that the sequence


Let
,
,
, ... be an infinite sequence of real numbers satisfying the equation
for all
, where
and
are two different positive reals.
Can this sequence
,
,
, ... be bounded?
Remark This one is from the IMO Shortlist 2004, but it's already published on the official BWM website und thus I take the freedom to post it here:







Can this sequence



Remark This one is from the IMO Shortlist 2004, but it's already published on the official BWM website und thus I take the freedom to post it here: