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Exercises

Show that a linear functionMDLD/linear function

is continuous.


Let be a subset, a function and a point. Show that the following properties are equivalent.

  1. is continuousMDLD/continuous (R) in .
  2. For every , there exists some such that for

    the estimate

    holds.

  3. For every , there exists some such that for

    the estimate

    holds.


Prove that the function

is continuous.


===Exercise Exercise 10.4

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Prove that the function

is continuous.


Farmer Ernst wants to make a square-shaped field for melons. The field shall be square meters in size, but he thinks that a size between and square meters is acceptable. What error is allowed for the side lengths in order to stick within this tolerance?


Let

Show that for all , the following relation holds: If

then


For the function

and the point , determine for an explicit such that

implies the estimate


Let be a subset and let

be a continuous function. Let be a point such that . Prove that for all in a non-empty open interval .


Let and let

be continuous functions with

Show that there exists some such that

holds for all .


Let be a continuous function.MDLD/continuous function (R) Show the following statements.

  1. The function is uniquely determined by its values on .
  2. The value is determined by the values , .
  3. If for all , the estimate

    holds, then also

    holds.


Let be real numbers and let

and

be continuous functions such that . Prove that the function

such that

is also continuous.


Let

be a continuous function. Show that there exists a continuous extension

of .


Let be a finite subset and let

be a function.MDLD/function Show that is continuous.MDLD/continuous (R)


Show that there exists a continuous functionMDLD/continuous function (R)

such that obtains on every interval of the form with positive as well as negative values.

Is it possible to draw such a function? See also Exercise 16.25 .

Compute the limit of the sequence

for .


Prove that the function

defined by

is only at the zero point continuous.


Determine the limit of the sequence


The sequence is recursively defined by and

Show that this sequence converges and determine its limit.


Prove directly the computing rules from Lemma 10.6 (without referring to the sequence crtierion).


Show that the function

is continuous.MDLD/continuous (R)


Give an example for a continuous functionMDLD/continuous function (R) and an absolutely convergentMDLD/absolutely convergent (R) real seriesMDLD/real series with such that the series does not converge.


Let and let be functions. Suppose that and are continuousMDLD/continuous (R) in , that holds and suppose further that holds for all . Show that also is continuous in .


Determine the limitMDLD/limit (Function R) of the rational functionMDLD/rational function (R)

in the point .


===Exercise Exercise 10.24

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Let denote a subset and a point. Let

be a functionMDLD/function and a point. Show that the following statements are equivalent.

  1. We have
  2. For every sequence in which convergesMDLD/converges (R) to , also the image sequence converges to .

Hint: This is proved similarly to the sequence criterion for continuity.


Let

be the set of the unit fractions and let denote a real sequence. Let and . Show that the following properties are equivalent.

  1. The sequence convergesMDLD/converges (R) to .
  2. The function

    given by

    has a limitMDLD/limit (real function) .

  3. The function

    given by

    and is continuous.




Hand-in-exercises

For the function

and the point , determine for an explicite such that

implies the estimate


We consider the function

Determine the points where is continuous.MDLD/continuous (R)


Prove that the function defined by

is for no point continuous.


Compute the limit of the sequence

where


Determine the limitMDLD/limit (Function R) of the rational functionMDLD/rational function (R)

in the point .



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