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Give an upper bound and a lower bound for the expression 1/(a^(4)+3a^(2)+1) if a∈R


Let (X d) be metric space and X is unbounded then d_(1) defined as d_(1)=(d(x y))/(1+d(x y)) x y in X is

a)metric and unbounded

b)metric but may be bounded or unbounded c)metric and bounded


Show that x inverse is not equal to 0 and is unique


Prove A∩(B∩C)=(A∩B)∩C


A sequence (In) is defined by Io = 1 and for every n E N* , In = Integral from 0→1 [dx / ( 1 + x^2 )^n ]
(a) Justify that In is welled defined and determine its sign.
(b) Show that In is a decreasing sequence.
Let A = {(x, y, z) E R^3ㅣx - y + z = 0} where E represents "an element of" and R the set of real numbers
A mapping f is defined in R^(2*2) , the set of all square matrices of order 2 with entries in R by f: R^(2*2) → R^2
A → Av where v = (-1 2).
(a) Show that f is a linear mapping.
Given that f is the real valued function defined by f(x) = 1 / (1 + e^x). And I = (1/4, 1/2). We define the sequence (Un) by Uo = 1/4 and for all n E N where N = set of natural numbers, and E represents "an element of", U(n +1) = f(Un). Where s Eb(1/4, 1/2)
(i)Deduce that for all n E N, we have ㅣUn - sㅣ<= (1/4)^n+1.
Hence, study the convergence of the sequence (Un) and precise its limits.
Given that f is the real valued function defined by f(x) = 1 / (1 + e^x). And I = (1/4, 1/2). We define the sequence (Un) by Uo = 1/4 and for all n E N where N = set of natural numbers, and E represents "an element of", U(n +1) = f(Un).

(i)Show that Un E I.
(ii) Show that for all n E N, we have ㅣU(n+1) - sㅣ <= 1/4ㅣUn - sㅣ Where s Eb(1/4, 1/2)

show that the series 1 - 1/2³ + 1/3³ - 1/4³ + 1/5³ - .... is absolutely convergent


if a sequence ⟨Sn⟩ is defined by Sn = Sn/1-Sn-1, s>0, s1>0. then show that the sequence converges to the positive root of the equation x²+x-5=0


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