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SOLVED: Consider the sequence of functions faaz1 for r > 0 defined by fn(c) Use the following exercises t0 fill in the blanks: lim h(r) = 0 <I <1 Ml I >1
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SOLVED: Consider the sequence of functions n2c4 sin(nc) fn(x) n?1 e (0,0) Show that fn converges pointwise and determine the limit. Use the inequality sin x| < Izl; e R to show
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SOLVED: Exercise 6.3.2 Consider the sequence of functions hn (x) x2 + 1 (a) Compute the pointwise limit of (hn) ) and then prove that the convergence is uniform on R (b)
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