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Term test for Analysis MAT157 2014

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Term test for Analysis MAT157 2014

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University of Toronto Faculty of Arts and Science Final Examinations, April-May 2014 MAT157Y ~ Introduction to Analysis Instructor: Stephen 8. Kudla Duration ~ 3 hours No aids allowed or needed Please write clearly and show all of your work. The point value of each problem is indicated. 1, (40 points) (a) Define what it means for a function f to be differentiable at a point a. (b) IE f and g are differentiable at a, prove that f-g is differentiable at a. 2. (60 points) (a) State the first fundamental theorem of calculus. (b) Let rey= f° (f° (ase) ~ cose) ) ay Show that (x) exists for all k and find (0) for 0 <& <4. {c) Determine whether 0 is a local max or local min of f, or neither Explain what test you are using, 3. (75 points) Evaluate the following integrals. {a) Lt e [34 (b) free +02) dz. . oA [ ode hk 14d 4. (75 points) Decide if each of the following series is convergent or divergent Explain why, stating which test you are using: (a) University of Toronto Faculty of Arts and Science Final Examinations, April-May 2014 MATI57Y ~ Introduction to Analysis Instructor: Stephen 8. Kudla Duration ~ 3 hours No aids allowed or needed 4. (continued) (b) Writing log?(e) = (log(2))?, 5. (80 points) (a) Define what it means for a sequence of real numbers {an} to be a Cauchy sequence. (b) For a function f defined on an interval J, define what it means for f to be uniformly continuous on I (0) Suppose that f is uniformly continuous on I and that {an} is a Cauchy sequence with ay in [for all n. Prove that {f(an)} is a Cauchy sequence. (@) Give an example of a continuous function f on an interval I and a Cauchy sequence {aq} With dy in J for all m such that {f(an)} is not a Cauchy sequence. 6. (70 points) Suppose that a function f and a sequence of functions { fu} on [0,1] are given. (a) Define what it means for the sequence of functions {fn} to converge pointwise to f on (0, 1] (b) Define what it means for the sequence of functions { fn} to converge uniformly to f on (0,1) (c) Suppose that the sequence of functions { fn} converges uniformly to f on (0,1) and that the fa’s are all continuous on [0,1]. Prove that f is continuous on (0, 1]

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