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Let fi and f2 be functions such that lim e s f1 (2) = + and such that the limit L2 = lim a s f2 (x) exists. Which one of the following is NOT correct? O limas (f1f2)(x) = 0 if L2 = 0. limas (fi + f2)(x) = too if L2 = -0. Olim as (f1f2) (x) = too if 0 <L2 5+co. lim a s (f1f2)(x) = - it L2 = -. Which one of the following...
2. (a) Let B = {f1, f2, f3} be a subset of P2 where fi(x) = x² – 3, f2(x) = x2 – 2x and f3(x) = x. Show that B is a basis of P2. (b) Determine whether or not the following sets are subspaces of F. (i) X = {f € F | f(x) = a(x + cos x), a € R}. (ii) Y = {f EF | f(x) = ax + sin x, a € R}. (c)...
5. Let V-Pi(R), and, for p(x) E V, define f, f2 E V by 2 fi (p(x))p(t) dt and f2(p(xp(t) dt 0 0 Prove that (fi, f2) is a basis for V", and find a basis for V for which it is the dual basis
1. For differentiable vector functions u and v, prove: u'(t) X v(t)+ u(t) X v'(t) lu(t) X v(t)] 2. For the differentiable vector function u and real-valued function f, prove: lu(f(t)))= f(t)u' (f (t)) 1. For differentiable vector functions u and v, prove: u'(t) X v(t)+ u(t) X v'(t) lu(t) X v(t)] 2. For the differentiable vector function u and real-valued function f, prove: lu(f(t)))= f(t)u' (f (t))
5. Let V be the subset of Cº(R) consisting of all functions that can be expressed in the form a sin 2x + be 4x + cos2r for a, b, c ER. (a) (4 points) Prove that V is a subspace of C(R). (b) (3 points) Let fix) = sin 2x + e4r f2(x) = sin 2.c + cos 2.0 f3(x) = 4x + cos2r. The set B = (f1, f2, f3) is an ordered basis for V. (You do...
Compute Laplace transforms of the following functions: (a) f1 = (1 + t) (b) f2 = eat sin(bt) 11, 0<t<1, (c) f3 = -1 1<t<2, | 2, t>2, Find the functions from their Laplace transforms: (a) Lyı] s(s + 1) (s +3) 2+s (b) L[42] = 52 + 2 s +5 (c) L[y3] = Solve the following initial value problems using the Laplace transform. Confirm each solution with a Matlab plot showing the function on the interval 0 <t<5. (a)...
Let V be a vector space, and ffl, f2, fn) c V be linear functionals on V. Suppose we can find a vector vi e V such that fl (v) 6-0 but £2(v)-6(v) = . . .-m(v) = 0. Similarly, suppose that for all 1 i < n we can find vi є V such that fi(vi) 6-0 and fj (vi)-0 for alljöi. Prove that {fL-fa) is were linearly independent in V ly independent in V * . Prove also...
Problem 4. Let V be the vector space of all infinitely differentiable functions f: [0, ] -» R, equipped with the inner product f(t)g(t)d (f,g) = (a) Let UC V be the subspace spanned by B = (sinr, cos x, 1) (you may assume without proof that B is linearly independent, and hence a basis for U). Find the B-matrix [D]93 of the "derivative linear transformation" D : U -> U given by D(f) = f'. (b) Let WC V...
suppose u and v are functions of x that are differentiable at x=2 and that u(2) =3, u'(2) = -4, v(2) = 1, and v'(2)find values of derivatives at x = 2(d/dx)(uv) = ? I would like to know how to set this up because I'm only used to getting problems that want the d/dx given ex: y=2x+1 so I was confused for this The answer is 2 but how do I set this up?
Question 2. a) The zero transformation. We define the zero transformation, To: FN → Fm by To(x) = 0 VxEFN. (i) What is R(To)? (ii) Is To onto? (iii) What is N(To)? (iv) Is To one-to-one? (v) What is (To]s? b) The identity transformation. We define the identity transformation, Tj: Fn + En by Ty(x) = x V xEFN. (i) What is R(Ti)? (ii) Is T, onto? (iii) What is N(T)? (iv) Is T one-to-one? (v) What is Ti]s? Question...