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    Real Analysis : Countability

    1. Show that the set of infinite sequences from is not countable. Hint: Let be a function from to . Then is a sequence . Let . Then is again a sequence from , and for each we have . This method of proof is known as the Cantor diagonal process. 2. Show that is uncountable. (Use Problem 1) Please see the

    Limits and Continuity

    Find Lim g(x) x>1+ , Lim g(x) x>1- , Lim g(x) x>1 Find g(1) Is g continuous at x=1? Why, why not? Find Lim x>-2 Find g(-2) Is g continuous at x= -2? Why, Why not?

    Analysis: Finding a Limit

    Find limit x>> -1^+ f(x) f(x)= x - 2, for x <= 3; x - 1, for x > 3 Also: When you first begin to draw the graph of f(x), why do you start where you do? How high do I go when drawing a graph? How do I know when to stop?

    Limit

    Lim (2x^3 - 7x^2 + 3x - 4)/(3x^3 + 5x - 6) = x=> oo 2/3 3/2 0 1 -1 oo none of these

    Anti-Derivatives

    Please choose the correct answer 19. [g(x)]^-1g'(x) dx = (-1/2)[g(x)]^(-2) + C -[g(x)]^(-2) + C ln |g(x)| + C -1/[g(x)] + C none of these 20. True or False: x^14/14 + sqrt(13) + e^x is an antiderivative of x^13 + e^x True False.

    Find Functions and Evaluate Limits

    1. Find functions f and g such that f(x) = (f.g)(x) where f(x) = (x^2+1)^0.205 2. Evaluate lim lim f(x) = -x^2+1 x< = -1 x-> -1 f(x) = 2x^2+3x x > -1.

    Finding and Evaluating Limits

    Please find the limits and justify the answer: a) lim 2^x - x² + pi x‾0 ‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾ x^10 b) lim sin 2x x‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾ c) lim (1 - 1/x)^x

    Real Analysis: Find the Limit

    Find the limit lim 3e^2x - 3 x→0 ¯¯¯¯x¯¯¯¯ by recognizing it as a derivative f'(a) of the appropriate function at a suitable value of a. Please specify the function f in the answer - numerical computation of the limit is not enough. (^ means exponent and 3e^2x - 3 is over x).

    Problem: Finding Limits

    Find the limit lim cos x x&#8594;&#8734; ¯¯x¯¯¯ (cos x is over x - I am not able to make a continuous line)

    Limit: L'Hopital's Rule

    Please explain the steps and solutions, thanks: Evaluate the limit: lim (1+ x)^1/x x&#8594;&#8734; (^ means exponent and 1/x is the exponent)

    Limit

    Evaluate the limit: lim x cot x x&#8594;0

    Finding Limits using L'Hopital Rule

    Find the limits and justify the answers: a) lim &#8730;xlnx x&#8594;0^+ b) lim (1+2x)^1/x x&#8594;0^+ (^ means exponent and ^1/x is the exponent 1 over x)

    Algebra Analysis: Limits

    A) lim 3x x-->0 overlineoverlineoverlineoverlineoverlineoverlineoverline = 3 x^2+x b) lim x does not exist because one cannot divide by 0 x-->0 overlineoverlineoverlineoverlineoverlineoverline x^2+x c) If f (5) is n

    Evaluating Functions and Limits

    H is a function such that h(0) = 1, h(2) = 7, h(4) = 5, h'(0) = -2, h'(2) = 3, and h'(4) = -1 Evaluate lim h(w)&#8722;1 w&#8594;0 ¯¯¯w¯¯¯

    Business Statistics

    These problems may or may not need PHSTAT again. All is the same as priors posting the responses in a MS Word document. Attached are: -Problems [MS Word] -Spreadsheet [Excel]

    Maclaurin Series Expansion Nonzero Terms

    Evaluate the Maclaurin series expansion using the first three nonzero terms: 1 &#8747; (cos x - 1)/x dx 0 keywords: integrals, integration, integrate, integrated, integrating, double, triple, multiple

    Sums of Convergent Series

    How many terms of the convergent series do you need in order for the partial sum Sn to estimate the actual sum of the series correctly to four decimal places? ( The sum of the series from n=1 to infinity of (-1) ^5n divided by Ln n.)

    Some problems on network models

    I have attached some quantitative Analysis Questions that I need help solving so I can add to my study guide. The book used was Quantitative analysis for Management by Barry Render but as you already know these concepts are found in any Quantitative Analysis book.

    Terms of Power Series

    4. Let f be the function by f(x)e^(-2x^2) a. Find the fist four nonzero terms and the general term of the power series for f(x) about x = 0. b. Find the interval of convergence of the power series for f(x) about x =0. Show the analysis that leads to our conclusion. c. .... Please see the attached file for the fully formatted

    Convergence and Divergence of Series

    Page Number: - 568 1 / (b, e, g, h) Page Number :- 576 1 / (c, d), 5 / ( a, c, d, f) Page Number: - 579 1 /( e , f, h), 3 Please explain all steps.

    Spherical Coordinates, Continuous Functions, Polar Coordinates and Limits

    Determine the set of points at which the function is continuous. 27. F(x, y) = sin(xy)/(e^x - y^2) Use polar coordinates to find the limit. [If (r, theta) are polar coordinates of the point (x, y) with r >= 0, note that r --> 0+ as (x, y) --> (0,0).] lim (as (x,y) --> (9,0)) of (x^3 + y^3)/(x^2 + y^2) Use spherical

    Remainder Estimation Theorem and Euler's Formula

    1.) Given that 1-x+x^2+...+(-x)^n is a power series representation for 1/(1+x), find a power series representation for (x^3)/(1+x^2). 2.) The Maclaurin series for f(x) is: 1+2x+((3x^2)/(2))+((4x^3)/(6))+...+(((n+1)x^n)/(n!))+... Let h(x)= (the integral from 0 to x) f(t) dt. Write the Maclaurin series for h(x).

    Taylor Series and Systems of Vector Equations

    1 Write the Taylor series with center zero for the function f(x) = ln(l+x^2). 2 Given a =2i +3j, b = 3i +5j , and c = 8i + 11j express c in the form ra+ sb where r and s are scalars.

    Real Analysis: Set Measures and Measurability

    9. Let F be a closed subset in R, and ... the distance from x to F, that is, ....... Clearly, ....) whenever .... Prove the more refined estimate .... for a.e. xEF, that is,..... [Hint: Assume that x is a point of density of F.] Please see the attached file for the fully formatted problems.