Cauchy sequence. Convergent implies Cauchy. Square root of 2 is irrational.

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Rewatching this and I'm a bit confused. If convergence implies Cauchy, then how can you prove the monotone convergence theorem by showing that it must be Cauchy? Isn't that the other way around?

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