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Number 6 please S. Let ) be a sequence of continuous real-valued functions that converges uniformly to a function fon a set ECR. Prove that lim S.(z) =S(x) for every sequence (x.) C Esuch that ,E E 6. Let ECRand let D be a dense subset of E. If .) is a sequence of continuous real-valued functions on E. and if () converges unifomly on D. prove that (.) converges uniformly on E. (Recall that D is dense in E...
Please solve #4 Solve problems below, Please show ALL your work! You will receive full credit only if you show all the appropriate steps. 1. In the problem below complete sentence in the definition of limit: Let (an) is a sequence. Number A is a limit of the sequence fan if for any 0 exists Ne such that Directly from this definition using e- N language prove that 1L lim -= n→oo n + 1000 3. cos n 5n2 +...
1. What does it mean for a sequence {a} to converge to a € R? State the definition. (-1)n+1 2. Prove that lim = 0 n 2n 3. Prove that lim +0n + 1 = 2 80 4. Prove that lim +-+V5n 9 - 7 5. Prove that lim 108 + 137 13
1. Let {n} be a sequence of non negative real numbers, and suppose that limnan = 0 and 11 + x2 + ... + In <oo. lim sup - n-00 Prove that the sequence x + x + ... + converges and determine its limit. Hint: Start by trying to determine lim supno Yn. What can you say about lim infn- Yn? 3 ) for all n Expanded Hint: First, show that given any e > 0 we have (...
1,2 Let (an)nen be a sequence of real numbers that is bounded from above. Consider L := lim suPn7o An, prove that: For all e > 0 there are only finitely many n for which an > L + €. For all e > 0 there are infinitely many n for which an > L - €.
Real analysis 10 11 12 13 please (r 2 4.1 Limit of Function 129 se f: E → R, p is a limit point of E, and limf(x)-L. Prove that lim)ILI. h If, in addition, )o for all x E E, prove that lim b. Prove that lim (f(x))"-L" for each n E N. ethe limit theorems, examples, and previous exercises to find each of the following limits. State which theo- rems, examples, or exercises are used in each case....
Claim: {(-1)"} does not converge to any real number a. Proof: Assume that the sequence converges; that is, assume that there is an a E R such that lim,--.(-1)" = a. Then, using E = 1, from the definition of convergence, we know that there exists an no such that |(-1)" - al < 1 for all n > no. Thus, for any odd integer nno, we have |(-1)" - al = 1-1-a[< 1, and for any even integer n>...
theorem1 let an and bn be squences of real numbers theorem 2 let an and bn and cn be squences of real numbers if an<bn<cn theorem 3 let an be squences of real numbers if an=L and L defined at all an,f(an)=f(L) theorem 4 f(x) defined for all x>n0 then limit f(x)=L and limit an =L theorem 5 follwing six squences converage to be limit limit lnn\n =0 ,limit (1+x/n)n=ex .... Based on Theorems 1 to 5 in Section 10.1...
real analysis Find the limit of the sequence as n to or indicate that it does not converge en2 0 (0,0,1) O Does not converge 0 (0, 1, 7) 0 (0,0,0) Is it true that any unbounded sequence in RN cannot have a convergent subsequence? Please, read the possible answers carefully. 0 Yes, because any sequence in RN is a sequence of vectors, and convergence for vectors is not defined. o Yes, it is true: any unbounded sequence cannot have...
1 (10 pts) Consider the sequence {anny where a, = tan' where a, = tan '- = 0. Prove that lim a, = 0 using our E-N definition of the limit of the nth term of a sequence. n n0