A decreasing sequence may converge if it has a lower bound — in that case, it approaches (or converges to) its infimum. But if no lower bound exists, it diverges to negative infinity. Hence, “may converge to its infimum” is the most accurate general statement.
If the sequence is decreasing, then it _____?
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