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    Limit Sequence Functions

    (See attached file for full problem description with equation and proper symbols) --- 9.2-10 If be a sequence of functions that converges uniformly to the continuous function , prove that ---

    Sequences and Uniform Convergence

    Let {fn} infinity-->n-1 be a sequence of continuous real-valued functions that converges uniformly on the closed bounded interval [a, b]. For each n&#1028; I let Fn(x) = &#8747; x--> a fn(t)dt a<x<b Show that {fn} infinity-->n-1 converges uniformly on [a,b]. (Hint: Use 9.2F) Theorem 9.2F;

    Totally Bounded : Let M1 be a totally bounded metric space

    6. Let M1 be a totally bounded metric space, and f: M1 --> M2 is uniformly continuous and onto. Show M2 is totally bounded. Note: we are using the "Methods of Real Analysis by Richard R Goldberg" Please see the attached file for the fully formatted problems.

    Mapping, Contraction and Fixed-Point Theorem

    (See attached file for full problem description with proper equations) --- 3. Let T(x) = x^2 Show that T is a contraction on (0, 1/3] , but that T has no fixed point on this interval. Does this conflict Theorem 6.4? Explain. Note: We are using the book Methods of Real Analysis by Richard R. Goldberg. This

    Metric Space and Countable Dense Subset

    2. Prove that if a metric space M is totally bounded, then there is a countable dense subset of M. Note: we are using the "Methods of Real Analysis by Richard R Goldberg

    Radius and disk of convergence

    Find the radius of convergence of the series sum from n = 1 to infinity of n^3(z/3)^n. Does this series converge at any point on the boundary of the disk of convergence?

    Limits of a Square Root

    As x approaches -2 from the left, what is the limit of (square root of x^2 +5) / (x+2) Please show work if you can. Choices are A. 3/2, B. 0, C. -infinity D. -1, E. + infinity

    Trigonometric Limits

    lim [(cos x-1)x]/sin x x->0 Please see the attached file for the fully formatted problems.

    Fibonacci Sequences, Convergence and Limits

    (a) find the first 12 terms of the Fibonacci sequence Fn defined by the Fibonacci relationship Fn=Fn-1+Fn-2 where F1=1, F2=1. (b) Show that the ratio of successive F's appears to converge to a number satisfying r2=r+1. (c) Let r satisfy r2=r+1. Show that the sequence sn=Arn, where A is any constant, satisfies the Fi

    Increasing, Bounded, Sequences and Series, Limits and Convergence

    The sequence Sn = ((1+ (1/n))^n converges, and its limit can be used to define e. a) For a fixed integer n>0, let f(x) = (n+1)xn - nxn+1 . For x >1, show f is decreasing and that f(x) . Hence, for x >1; Xn(n+1-nx) < 1 b) Substitute the following x-value into the inequality from part (a)

    Series, Partial Sums and Convergence

    Consider the series &#8734; &#931; ln (((k-1)(k+1))/k^2) = ln ((1 *3)/(2*2) + ln ((2*4)/(3*3)) +... k=2 a. Show the partial sum S4 = ln (5/8) b. Show the partial sum Sn = ((n+1)/(2n)) c. Use part b to show the partial sums Sn and therefore the series, converges.

    Jacobians of the Algebraic Functions

    Independence and relations Real Analysis Jacobians (XI) If u = (y^2)/(2x) and v = (x^2 + y^2)/(2x), find the Jacobian of u,v with respect to x,y. The fully formatted problem is in the attached file.

    Infinity Limit Functions

    Find the limit and justify your answer: lim n--> ∞ ∫ 0 --> ∞ sin nt/ (1 + t^2) dt Please see the attached file for the fully formatted problems.

    Real Analysis - Limits of Sequences

    Suppose that {an} and {bn} are sequences of positive terms, and that the limit as n goes to infinity of (an/bn) = L > 0. Prove that limit as n goes to infinity of an is positive infinity if and only if the limit as n goes to infinitiy of bn is positive infinity. Here is what I have for proving the first way: Suppose that

    Real Analysis: Elementary Sets and Closure

    1) Let M be an elementary set. Prove that | closure(M)M | = 0. (closure of M can also be written as M bar, and it is the union of M and limit points of M). 2) If M and N are elementary sets then show that | M union N | + | M intersection N| = |M| + |N| The definition of elementary set : If M is a union of finite members

    Uniform Convergence of Series

    If |fn(x)| < gn(x) for all nE R and every x E[a,b] , and the series... converges uniformly in [a,b], then ... converges uniformly in [a,b]. Please see the attached file for the fully formatted problems.

    Limits and Convergence of Sequence

    Prove that the sequence of functions ... converges for every , and find the limit to which it converges. Please see the attached file for the fully formatted problems.

    Real Analysis lim sup and lim inf

    Let {a_n} and {b_n} be sequences in [-infinity,+infinity] and prove the following assertions: 1). a).Lim sup (as n -> infinity) ( a_n + b_n) less than or equal to lim sup a_n + lim sup b_n ( as n foes to infinity). b).Show by an example that strict inequality can hold. Provided none of the sums is of the form infin

    Real Analysis, sup, inf, measurable functions.

    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1). If g_n = Sup f_n, then prove that ( g_n)^-1 ( ( alpha, infinity] ) = union ( n = 1 to infinity) (f_n)^-1((alpha,infinity]). ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2). Pr