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    PUSAT PENGAJIAN PENDIDIKAN JARAK JAUH

    UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA


    ACADEMIC SESSION 2019/2020

    JIM 411 – Introductory Analysis


    Assignment 1

    Answer all the questions.

    1. The positive part of an  ∈  is defined by


    || + 
     ≔
    2
    and the negative part by
    || − 
     ≔
    2

    (a) Prove that  =  −  and || =  +  .


    (b) Prove that
     ≥0
     =
    0 <0
    and
    0 ≥0
     =
    −  < 0
    [textbook, page 14]

    2. Find the infimum and supremum of the set


    
     = [2, ∞) ∪   for  ∈ 
    +1

    3. Prove that √2 is not a rational number.

    4. Suppose that ! is a sequence of real numbers that converges to 1 as  → ∞. Use the


    formal definition of the limit of a sequence to prove that the following limit exists.
    #$% &
    → ' − 2 as  → ∞.
    $%
    [textbook, page 45]

    5. Give a counterexample to show that the following statement is false.


    If ( ! ) is Cauchy and (*! ) is bounded, then ( ! *! ) is Cauchy.
    [textbook, page 60]
    6. Use definition to prove that the following limit exists.
    / 4
    lim sin23 $ 5 = 0
    $→.
    [textbook, page 74]

    7. Suppose that 6:  →  satisfies 68 + *) = 68 ) + 68*) for each , * ∈ . Show that


    68 ) = 68 ) for all ∈  and  ∈ 9. Hence, prove that 68: ) = :68 ) for all ∈ 
    and : ∈ ;.
    [textbook, page 91]

    8. Let 6: < → = and > is positive such that |68) − 68?)| ≤ >| − ?| for , ? ∈ <. Show
    that 6 is uniformly continuous on <.

    -ooOoo-

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