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Problem
(New Zealand) let's solve this problem bois @poco @john
You are given a sequence 
of numbers. For each 
(
) define
and let
.(a) Prove that for arbitrary real numbers 
,
.(b) Show that there exists a sequence of real numbers such that we have equality in (a).
Solution
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