bn converges 18. Let (an)n=1 and (bn)n=1 be sequences in R. Show that if and lan...
for every n. Prove: If (a) converges, then 11. Let (a.) and (b) be sequences such that a, b, < so does (bn). There are several ways to prove this; at least one doesn't involve Cauchy sequences or e. Be careful though you don't know that () converges so make sure that your method of proof doesn't in fact require (b) to converge.
Exercises 4.2 ove that the sequence (1 + z/n)"; n = 1, 2, 3,..., converges uni- ly in Iz <R < , for every R. What is the limit? 1, afdos se converge? diverge?
2a) Let a, b e R with a < b and let g [a, bR be continuous. Show that g(x) cos(nx) dx→ 0 n →oo. as Hint: Let ε > 0, By uniform continuity of g, there exists δ > 0 such that 2(b - a Choose points a = xo < x1 < . . . < Xm such that Irh-1-2k| < δ. Then we may write rb g (z) cos(nx) dx = An + Bn where 7m (g(x)...
2. Let {An}n>1 and {Bn}n>ı be two sequences of measurable sets in the measurable space (12,F). Set Cn = An ñ Bn, Dn = An U Bn: (1) Show that (Tim An) ^ ( lim Bm) – lim Cn (lim An) ( lim Bu) C lim Dm and 100 noo (2) Show by example the two inclusions in (1) can be strict.
- Let fm (x)= 7* (0<x< 1). Show that { {m} -, converges pointwise on [0, 1]. If f(x)= lim fn(x) (0<x< 1), is there an N EI such that In(x)-f(x)}< (n>N) for all x € [0, 1] simultaneously?
This is a university level algebra course, please help me!!!! Exercise 2. Let A=(Q;) E M.(R) be an orthogonal matrix. Show that leil<n/n.
Let (In), and (yn).m-1 be sequences such that Pr – yn| < 1/n for all n. Use the definition of convergence to prove that, if (2n)_1 is convergent, then (Yn)-1 is convergent.
Show that a bounded and monotone sequence converges. Here a sequence is called monotone, if it is either monotone increasing, that is for all or monotone decreasing, in which case for all . in Sn=1 An+1 > an neN an+1 < an We were unable to transcribe this image
Exercise 1.20. Show that the series 7t 12 +22m-52 32z-10m2 converges absolutely for |2l< 1
2.13.4 2.13.5 Show that lim supno (-X) = -(liminf ,-Xn). If two sequences {an) and {bn} satisfy the inequality an <b, for all sufficiently large n, show that limsupan Slim sup bn and liminfa, <liminf bn. 100 2.13.6 Show that lim, 100 Xn = o if and only if lim sup.Xn = liminf xn = c. n-00 2.13.7 Show that if lim sup a n = L for a finite real number L and € > 0, then an >...