Let f:[ 0,π/2] → [-1,1] be a function defined by f(x)= cos 2x . Verify that f satisfies the condition of the inverse function theorem. Hence, what can you conclude about the continuity of f^-1?
Prove that the sequence (fn(x)), where fn(x)= nx/(1+ nx^2) is not uniformly convergent in [-2,2]
Check whether or not the function f, defined on R by
f(x) = { 3x^2sin(1/2x), when x≠0
{ 0 ,when x=0
is derivable on R. If it is, is f' continuous at x=0? If f is not derivable , then define a derivable function on R
Let the function , defined by
f(x)= 1/x+3 ; x∈ [3,∞[
Check whether f is uniformly continuous or not on the interval of definition
I. Show that the set ] -6,8[∩]-8,4[ is a neighborhood of -5.
Ii. Check whether the interval [7,10[ and ]3,6] are equivalent or not
{1,-1,2,-2} is a compact set. True or false with full explanation
True or false with full explanation
i. Every continuous function is differentiable.
ii. Every integrable function is monotonic
A. If (an) is convergent then ∞Σ n=1 an is also convergent true or false with full explanation.
B. The sum of two discontinuous function is always discontinuous function.
True or false with full explanation
Show that L(P2, f) <=U(P1, f) where f(x)= 3x + 2 is defined over [1,0] and P1 ={0,1/2,3/4,1} and P2={0,1/4,1/2,3/4,1}
Let a function :f R → R be defined by f(x) =2 if x ∈ Q , 4 if x does not belong to Q. Show that f is not continuous at any x ∈ R.