Bernoulli's Inequality
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Suppose that -1 < r < 1. Prove that r^m -> 0 as m -> infinity.
(I think you can write 1/r in the form 1+y, where y>0. Also I believe you can use the Bernoulli's inequality (1+y)^m >= 1+my for all m belonging to N(natural numbers)).
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