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Determine whether the sequences in Exercises 63–74 are monotonic or not. Also determine whether the given sequence is bounded or unbounded.

ekk!

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The given sequence is eventually decreasing and it is a bounded sequence.

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Step 1. Given Information. 

The given sequence isekk!.

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Step 2. Determine whether the sequences are monotonic or not.

To determine whether the sequences are monotonic or not, we will use the ratio test.

Let the general term of the sequence is ak=ekk!.

So, the ak+1term is

ak+1=ek+1k+1!.

According to the ratio test,

ak+1ak=ek+1k+1!ekk!=k!ek+1ekk+1!=k!ek·eekk+1k!=ek+1

Now, ak+1ak>1if1<k<eandak+1ak<1ifk>e.

Thus, the sequence is eventually decreasing.

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Step 3. Determine whether the given sequence is bounded or unbounded.  

From the sequence, we can depict that it is a bounded sequence.

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