If the power series {summation} an xn converges uniformly in ] α ,β [ then so does {summation} an (-x)n . true or false ? Justify
Check whether the series {Summation} n2x5/(n4+x3) , x belongs to [0, a] is uniformly convergent or not ,where a belongs to R
Show that the function f defined by f(x) =1//x^2 is uniformly continuous on [5 ,∞].
a) Does the sequence (3+(-1)n) converge to 2? Justify.
b) Show that "\\lim _{x\\to \\infty }\\left(\\frac{x-3}{x+1}\\right)^x=e^{-4}"
c) Check whether the sequence fn (x) = "\\frac{3x}{1+nx^2}" where x ∈ [2,∞ [ is uniformly
convergent in [2,∞ [
a) Find "\\ lim_{x\\to 0}\\frac{\\left(tanxsec^2x-x\\right)}{x^3}"
b) Examine whether the equation, x3- 11x +9 =0 has a real root in the interval [0,1]
c) Check whether the following series are convergent or not (4)
i) "\\sum _{n=1}^{\\infty }\\:\\frac{\\left(3n-1\\right)}{7^n}"
(ii) "\\sum _{n=1}^{\\infty }\\frac{\\left(\\:\\sqrt{n^2+3}-\\sqrt{n^2-3}\\right)}{\\sqrt{n}}\\:"
If the distribution is not normally distributed and the sample size is small ,n=10, is the t-test still apropriate to use?explain your answer
) Give an example to show that if the convergence of an is conditional and (bn) is a bounded
∞
sequence, then anbn may diverge.
Prove that -x*-x =x^2
Show that for any A > 1 and any positive k, "Limit" as n approaches infinity "n^k\/A^n=0"
Let ((Xn, Yn)) and ((Un, Vn)) be sequences in R2, and let
(X0, Y0), (U0, Vo) belong to R2.
(i) If (Xn,Yn) converges to (X0, Y0) and (Un, Vn) converges to (Uo, Vo), then (Xn,Yn)+(Un, Vn) converges to (X0,Y0) + (U0,V0) and (Xn,Yn).(Un,Vn) converges to (Xo,Y0)(Uo, V0).
ii) If (Xn, Yn) converges to (X0, Y0), then for any r belonging to R, r(Xn,Yn) converges to r(X0,Y0).