Subject Title: Real Analysis Prepared by: Zikra Tarannum
Year: II Semester: III Updated on: 31-12-2020
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Unit - I: SEQUENCE AND SERIES
- State and prove squeeze lemma.
- State and prove Comparison test, Root test, Ratio test.
- Convergent sequences are bounded.
- a. If (sn) converges to s and (tn) converges to t, then (sn+tn) converges to s+t
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b. If (sn) converges to s and (tn) converges to t, then (sn.tn) converges to st
c. If (sn) converges to s ,if sn?0 for all n and if s?0 then (1/sn) converges to 1/s
d. If (sn) converges to s and (tn) converges to t, if sn?0 for all n and if s?0 then (tn/sn) converges to t/s - A sequence is a convergent sequence iff it is a Cauchy sequence. (or) Every Cauchy sequence of real numbers is convergent
- Convergent sequences are Cauchy Sequences.
- All bounded monotone sequences converge.
- Every sequence (sn) has a monotone subsequence.
- State and prove Bolzano - Weierstrass theorem (or) Every bounded sequence has a convergent subsequence
- A series converges iff it satisfies the Cauchy criterion.
- Problems on comparison, root, ratio and alternating series theorem.
- If sequence (sn) converges to a positive real number s and (tn) is any sequence, then lim sup(sntn)=s lim sup tn.
- If the sequence (sn) converges, then every subsequence converges to the same limit.
- Prove that the following
a. lim (n->8) n-p = 0 for p>0
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c. lim (n->8) n1/n=1
d. lim (n->8) a1/n=1 for a>0 - Let t1 = 1 and tn+1 = v(2+tn) for n > 1, then assume (tn) converges and find the limit.
- Cauchy sequences are bounded.(or) Every Cauchy sequence of real numbers is bounded.
- Every convergent sequence is bounded. Is converse true? Give example
- Prove that S 1/np convergent if p>1 by using integral test.
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Unit - II: CONTINUITY
- Define continuous function, uniformly continuous function.
- Let f be a continuous real valued function on a closed interval [a, b]. Then f is a bounded function.
- State and prove intermediate value theorem.
- If f is continuous on a closed interval [a, b], then f is uniformly continuous on [a, b].
- If f is uniformly continuous on a set S and (sn) is a Cauchy sequence in S, Then (f (sn)) is a Cauchy sequence.
- If f is uniformly continuous on a bounded set S, then f is a bounded function on S.
- Problems on uniform continuity.
- Let f( x ) = x2 sin(1/x) for x?0 and f( 0 ) = 0. Prove f is continuous at 0.
- Suppose f is a real valued continuous function on R and f( a )f( b ) < 0 for Some a,b in R. Prove there exists x between a and b such that f( x )= 0.
- Let f be a real valued function with dom (f) ? R. Then f is continuous at x0 if and only if for every monotone sequence (xn ) in dom( f ) converging to x0, we have lim f(xn)=f(x0)
- Prove x = cos x for some x in (0 ,p/2).
- If f is uniformly continuous on its domain[a ,b] then show that f is continuous on Its domain [a,b].
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Unit - III: DIFFERENTIATION
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- State and prove Rolle’s theorem, Mean value theorem and Taylor’s theorem.
- Suppose that f is differentiable at a then prove
a. lim (x->a) [f(x) - f(a)]/(x-a) = f'(a)
b. lim (h->0) [f(a+h) - f(a)]/h = f'(a) - Prove that | cosx-cosy|=|x-y|
- Prove that if 'f’ is differentiable at ‘a’, then ‘f’ is continuous at ‘a’
- a. Find the Taylor series for cosx for all x
b. Find the Taylor series for sinx for all x - Define derivative of a function ‘f’ at a point ‘a’
- Find the following limits if they exists
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a. lim (x->0) (x-sinx)/(1-cosx)
b. lim (x->0+) x*ln(x)
c. lim (x->0) (1-cos2x-2x2)/x2
d. lim (x->8) x2 e-x - Use the definition of derivative to calculate the derivatives of the following functions at the indicated points
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a. x3 at x=2
b. g(x)=x+2 at x=a
c. f (x)=x2 cosx at x =0
d. r(x)=(3x+4)/(2x-1) at x=1 - Prove that lim (x->0) (ax-1)/x = ln(a)
- Prove that lim (x->1) logax = 0
- a. Show that x
b. Show that f(x) = tan(x) is a strictly increasing function on (0,p/2)
c. Show that x < (p/2) sinx for x?[0,p/2] - Find the Taylor series for sin hx=(ex-e-x)/2 and cos hx=(ex+e-x)/2
- Prove that lim (n->8) (1 + (1/n))n = e .
- Prove that if f and g are differentiable on R, if f(0)=g(0) and if f'(x)
- Find the following limits if they exists
d.lim (x->0) (cosx)1/x2 - Find the following limits if they exists
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Unit-4 INTEGRATION
- Define lower darboux sum, upper darboux sum, lower darboux integral, upper darboux integral and darboux integral: [ Hint:Darboux is also known as Riemann]
- Let f be a bounded function on [a , b]. if P and Q are partitions of [a , b] , Then L(f, P)= U(f, Q).
- Let f be a bounded function on [a, b], then L (f)= U (f).
- A bounded function f on [a , b] is integrable iff for each e>0 there exists a Partition P of [a , b] such that U(f, P) - L(f, P) < e.
- Let f be a bounded function on [a, b]. if P and Q are partitions of [a, b] and P ? Q, then L(f, P)= L(f, Q)= U(f, Q)= U(f, P).
- State and prove Cauchy criterion for integrability.
- A bounded function f on [a , b]is Riemann integrable iff it is a darboux Integrable.
- a. Every monotone function f on [a , b] is integrable.
b. Every continuous function f on [a , b] is integrable.
c. Every constant function is integrable. - State and prove fundamental theorem of calculus.
- State and prove intermediate value theorem for integrals.
- If f and g are integrable on [a , b], then prove that ?ab f = ?ab g , for all x in [a, b].
- If f is integrable on [a , b], then |f| is integrable on [a , b] and |?ab f|=?ab |f| .
- Show |?79 x4sin8(ex)dx|= 2187/5
- Let f be a function defined on [a, b]. if a < c < b and f is integrable on [a, c] and on [c, b], then prove that
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(a). f is integrable on [a , b] and
(b). ?ab f = ?ac f + ?cb f - Let f(x) = {x for rational/0 for irrational ,then calculate the upper and lower darboux integrals for f on the intervals [a , b]
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