For an infinite sequence a1,a2,... denote as it's first derivative is the sequence an′=an+1−an (where n=1,2,...), and her k- th derivative as the first derivative of its (k−1)-th derivative (k=2,3,...). We call a sequence good if it and all its derivatives consist of positive numbers.
Prove that if a1,a2,... and b1,b2,... are good sequences, then sequence a1⋅b1,a2⋅b2,.. is also a good one.R. Salimov Sequencerecurrence relationpositive realalgebra