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5. Describe the following sets of real numbers and find the supremum and infimum of these...
1. Find the supremum and infimum of the following sets. (c) { (a) {, e} (b) (0,1) :n € N} (d) {r EQ : p2 <4} (e) [0, 1] nQ (f) {x2 : x € R} (8) N=1 (1 – 7,1+) (h) U-[2-7-1, 2”)
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5. (6 marks) For each of the following sets determine whether the supremum and infimum exist and if so, give the supremum and infimum. (You are not required to show any working for this question.) (a) Q (b) EN n+2 1,5
5. (6 marks) For each of the following sets determine whether the supremum and infimum exist and if so, give the supremum and infimum. (You are not required to show any...
real analysis questions
Find the interior of the following sets. (1): {1/n: neN}: (2): (0,5) (5, 7); (3): {re Q:0<r <2}. Classify each of the following sets as open, closed, or neither. (1): {: | - 51 < 1}; (2): {x: (x-3) > 1}; (3): {:13 -4)<4}.
9. Let x,y > 0 be real numbers and q, r E Q. Prove the following: (а) 29 > 0. 2"а" and (29)" (b) x7+r (с) г а — 1/29. 0, then x> y if and only if r4 > y (d) If q (e) For 1, r4 > x" if and only if q > r. For x < 1, x4 > x* if and only if q < r.
For each of the following pairs of sets, prove that they are
equinumerous. Remember that we have two ways to do this: we can
find a bijection explicitly, or we can prove that there is an
injection in each direction and then use the Schr¨oder-Bernstein
theorem.
4. N and Qd for d > 1 5. R and R x R {a + bi |2 =-1, a,bE R} is the complex numbers) 6. R and C (where C
5. Find the absolute max and absolute min of f(:1, y) = x2 + 2y2 – 2.0 – 4y on the rectangle (<r<2,0 <y<3.
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2. Suppose S and T are nonempty sets of real numbers with the following property: (P) There exists y in T such that for all x in S, y>x. Prove the following (of course, use the standard approach for proving universally and existentially quantified statements): (Q) For all x in S, there exists y in T such that y>x.
2. Suppose S and T are nonempty sets of real numbers with the following property: (P) There...
Prove that the following relation R is an equivalence
relation on the set of ordered pairs of real numbers. Describe the
equivalence classes of R. (x, y)R(w, z)
y-x2 = z-w2
question 5
5. (a) Informally find a positive integer k for which the following is true: 3n + 1 < n2 for all integers n > k-4 (b) Use induction to prove that 3n +1 < n2 for all integers n 2 k. 6. Consider the following interval sets in R: B-4.7, E = (1,5), G = (5,9), M-[3,6]. (a) Find (E × B) U (M × G) and sketch this set in the-y plane. (b) Find (EUM) x (BUG)...
2. Suppose S and T are nonempty sets of real numbers with the following property: (P) There exists y in T such that for all x in S, y>x. Prove the following (of course, use the standard approach for proving universally and existentially quantified statements): (Q) For all x in S, there exists y in T such that y>x.