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Structural Analysis
Elements of Real Analysis
185 SOLVED PROBLEMS
Question: 11.10
Prove that ∫¹0 (log x/1 − x)² dx = 2 ∑n=1^∞ 1/n². ...
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For every x ∈ (−1, 1) we have the power series rep...
Question: 11.9
Evaluate limn→∞∫0^n (1 − x/n)^n e^−2x dx. (11.29) ...
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To express (11.29) as a Lebesgue integral, we defi...
Question: 11.8
Evaluate limn→∞∫¹0 nx/1 + n²x² dx. (11.28) ...
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For every
n ∈ \mathbb{N},
define th...
Question: 11.4
For every x ∈ [0, 1] and n ∈ N, define fn(x) to be the distance between x and the nearest point in [0, 1] of the form 10^−nk, where k is an integer. If f(x) = ∑n=1^∞ fn(x), evaluate ∫[0,1] f dm. ...
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Taking
x ∈ [10^{−n}k, 10^{−n}(k +1))[/latex...
Question: 11.1
Given f : [0, 1] → R, f(x) = x, evaluate ∫[0,1] f dm. ...
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The sequence of simple functions
\varphi_{n...
Question: 9.13
Test the following series for convergence: (i) ∑x^n/n (ii) ∑x^n/n² (iii) ∑(sin 1/n) x^n (iv) ∑anx^n, an = { 2^−n n = 2k 3^−n n = 2k + 1. ...
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(i) With
a_{n} = 1/n,
we have [late...
Question: 9.10
Discuss the convergence properties of the two series (i) ∑sin nx/n² , (ii) ∑sin nx/n. ...
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(i) Since |sin nx| ≤ 1 for all
x ∈ \mathbb{...
Question: 9.9
Discuss the uniform convergence of the series ∑fn, where (i) fn(x) = sin (x/n²) , (ii) fn(x) = 1/n²x², x ≠ 0, (iii) fn(x) = sin(3^nx)/2^n. ...
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(i) Suppose D is a subset of
\mathbb{R}[/la...
Question: 8.5
Using Riemann sums, evaluate ∫0^1 (x − x²) dx. ...
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Since the function
f (x) = x − x^{2}[/latex...
Question: 3.T.9
(Cauchy’s Criterion) A sequence of real numbers is convergent if, and only if, it is a Cauchy sequence. ...
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Let
(x_{n})
be a Cauchy sequence an...
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