(i) Prove by mathemarical induction on n that
3n ≥ 2n2 + 1 for all n ∈ N
(ii) Given the function g : R → R defined by
x−1
g (x) = 2x+4 1
2
if x̸=−2 if x=−2
Find whether or not f is injective and surjective.
Find the inverse of f, if it exists.
Prove from first principles (i.e.an ε − δ proof) that f is continuous at the point x = −3.
i) Show by using an (ε − N ) argument that
lim 3n2 −2n+1 = 3
n→∞ 2n2 − 4 2
ii) Use an (ε − δ) argument to show that f : R → R be the function defined by
x2−5x−5 if x≥−1 f(x)= x2+x+1 if x<−1
is continuous at x = −1.
Find the infimum and supremum in each of the following sets of real numbers: S = {x| − x2 + 6x − 3 > 0
(ii) Let a be the supremum of a set of real numbers and let ε > 0 be any real number.Show that there is at least one x ∈ S such that a−ε<x≤a where S is the set with the given supremum.
If a is a sequence of real numbers, then
△a = (an+1 − an)N
is called the difference sequence of a.
a) Let a be a sequence of real numbers. Find △2a := △(△a)
b) If a is a convergent sequence of real numbers, prove that △a is a null se- quence.
Let a be a sequence of real numbers and let c ∈ R be a cluster point of a.
Let π:N → N be defined by
π(1) = min{k∈N||ak −c|<1},
π(n+1) = min{k∈N|k>π(n), |ak −c|< 1 } foralln∈N. n+1
(i) Justify the definition of π. (i.e Show that π is well defined.) (ii) Show that π is strictly increasing.
(iii) Prove that the subsequence (aπ(n))N of a converges to c
Let X ⊆ N be an infinite set of natural numbers. Let f :N → X be defined
by
f(n+1) = min(X−{f(1),f(2),...,f(n)}) forall n∈N.
f(1) = minX,
(i) Justify the definition of f. (i.e Show that f is well defined.)
(ii) Prove that f is a strictly increasing bijection.
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