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Number Series Questions

1. The document outlines the questions and structure of an exam on elements of analysis. It includes 6 questions with 3 parts each, covering topics like countable and uncountable sets, limits, series convergence tests, power series, and exponential functions. Students must attempt 2 parts from each question. 2. Question 1 covers countable and uncountable sets, supremum and infimum, and completeness of the real numbers. Question 2 involves limits, monotone convergence theorem, and the squeeze theorem. Question 3 tests knowledge of criteria for series convergence and determining convergence. 3. The remaining questions cover additional topics such as power series radius of convergence, integration theorems, and properties of exponential functions. Students

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DELHI UNIVERSITY

GENERIC ELECTIVE FOR HONS. COURSES- 2017


PAPER : GE IV - ELEMENTS OF ANALYSIS
T1111e : 3 Roars SEMESTER IV
Max;,,,,,,,, Marks : 75
All q11estions are compulsory
Attempt any two parts fro,n eacl, q11estion

1. (a) Define a denumerable set Show that the set z of all integers is denumerable. (7.Sf
( b) Define supremum and infimum of a non-empty subset of R. Find the supremum and
infimum of each of the following sets. . .·

= {I _c-;• : N}
e: N}
(i) A n e

(ii) B = n e (7.5)

(c) (i) For any two real numbers x and y, prove that Ix+ Y.I lxl + IYl-
(ii) Define cluster point of a set A c R. Show that the finite set A = {l, 2} has no
cluster pomts.
. (7.S)
2. (a) Use the defmition of the limit of a sequence to show that

( i) 1· (3nn+l+ 2) -- 3
n~oo

(ii) lim ( l ) = O (7.S)


,. oo n2 + 1
(b) State Mono tone Convergence Theorem. Hence prove that the sequence (x,.) defined by
.. X I = I , x n + I = '\/~,
•An for n e N

is convergent. (7.S)

(c) Defme Cauchy sequence. Show that the sequence <x,. ) = ( 1 + (-1)") is not a Cauchy
(7 .5)
sequence.

Lan
<Xl

3. (a) If the series converges, then prove that }~°!,


. a,. _- 0. Is the converse true ?
n= I
(6.S)
Justify.

Show that the series r n converges if and only if Ir I < l. (6.5)


(b) . n=l
E.2 Element ofAnalysis

(c) State limit comparison test for positive term series. Test the convergence of the following
senes:
1
I-n!
CX)

(i)
n=I \

CX)
·l (6.5)
(ii) l
I;1.Jn+I ·
4. (a) Define an absolutely convergent and a conditionally convergent series. Prove that every
absolutely convergent series in IR is also convergent. . (6)
. oo I
( b) State Ratio test and hepce prove that the series L n · is convergent. (6)
. n n =l
(c) Test the convergence and absolute convergence of the following series :

(i)
f (-~t+I
n=l n +I
(-l)n+I
(ii) £..J
(6)
n=I

(n!)2 xn
5. (a) Find the radius of convergence of the power series £..J (5)
n=I (2n)!
( b) Derive the power series expansion for f (x) = sin x. (5)
(c) Prove the identity C(x + y) = C(x) C(y) - S(x) S(y), for all x, y ·e JR where S(x) and
C(x) denote the sine and cosine functions respectively. (5)

xn
L
CX)

6. (a) Determine the interval of convergence of the power series 2 . Also check the
n=ln

convergence at the end points of the interval. (S)

1
(b) State integration theorem of power series. Show by integrating the series .for -· - - that
I+x
oo (-It+t
iflxl < 1, then log(l +x) = I - - x n . (5,
n=I n

(c) Define exponential function E(x) as a sum of power series. Find the domain of E(x) and
show that E(x + y) = E(x) E(y), for all x, y E JR. (5)
DELHI UNIVERSITY
GENERIC ELECTIVE FOR HONS. COU.RSES- 2018
PAPER GE IV - ELEMENTS OF ANALYSIS
Time : 3 Hours SEMESTER IV
· Maxim.um Marks : 75
All questions are compulsory
Attempt any two parts from each quemon
1. (a)
Define a countable set. Show that the set N x N is countable.
(7.S)
Le h · (2x2 +3x+l)
(b) t t e function/be defined by f(x) = · for 2 x 3. Find a constant M
(2x-l)
such that 1/(x)I SM for all x satisfying 2 x 3. (7.S)
(c) State Completeness property of IR. Find the supremum and infimum of the following
sets :
(i) A= {x e R: x S 5}.

( ii) B = { 6n+3
n :n e N .
}
(7.S)

r,
2. (a) State Monotone Convergence theorem and use it to show that the sequence (x 11
), where

xn = (I+ : for every n E N is convergent and its limit lies between 2 an_d 3.
(7.S)

( b) If lim x
n
=x, then show that lim xn I I= Ix I, where x -:t:- 0. Is the converse true ?
(7 5)
fu~fy .

(c) State the Squeeze Theorem and use it to prove that lim a 11n = l, where a> 0. (7.5)
-

oo l
-3. (a) State Cauchy's converge~ce criterio~ for series. Show that the series n diverges.
(6.S)

( b) Sho~ that the series ?;


oo l
nP ·
.
converges, 1f P > l. (6.5)

(c) Test the convergence of the following series :


l
L2 -n+ i'
oo

(i)

f
n=ln

(ii) (6.5)
n=l •
E.4 Element ofAnalysis
4
• (a) State Root Test. Test the convergence of the following series :
oo n

(i) "-nn
n=le

"-n.
00

(ii) (6)
n=l2n

(b) State Leibnitz Test. Test the convergence and absolute convergence of the series
f 1
(-1t+ log(n). ·
(6)
n=i n

Lan L (an )2
00 00

(c) If is a convergent series of positive te1ms, then show that also


n=l n=l
converges. (6)

nn
I-, xn •
CX)

5. (a) Determine radius of convergence of the power series (5)


11=ln.
(b) Derive the power series expansion for~- (5)
(c) Define cosine and sine function as sum of power series and prove that C 2 (x) + S 2 (x) = I,
for all x e JR, where S(x) and C(x) denote the sine and cosine functions respectively:
(S)

xn
I-. Also check the
CX)

6. (a) Determine the interval of convergence of. the power series


n=l 11
converg~nce at the end points of the interval. (S)

(b)
.
Show that 1f lxl < 1, then tan
-1 ( )
x
. (- t
1
= :='o 2n + 1 x
211 + 1
• (5)

00 xn
( c) State Cauchy-Hadamard theorem and verify it for the power series L --.
n= 2log n
(5)

\
DELHI UNIVERSITY
GENERIC ELECTIVE FOR HONS~ COURSES - 2019
PAPER : GE IV - ELEMENTS 0 .F ANALYSIS
SEMESTER IV .
· Maximum Marks : 75
Tune : 3 Hours
· All questions are compulsory
Attempt any two parts from each question

l. (a) Define Supremum and infi~u~ of a bounded set of real numbers. Show that if S is a
. non-empty subset of 1R which 1s bounded below, then inf S = -sup(-S ). (7.S)
( b) Define a countable set. Show that S is countable if there exists a surjection of N to S.
(7.S)

(c) (i) State and prove Archimedean property of 1R.


(ii) Show that for a, b e 1R
\a+bl < lal lbl (3.S + 4)
l+la+bl - l+lal+l+lbl.
2. (a) <,Ct (x.) be a sequence of positive real numbers Sllch that/ = fun x,+t
Xn - exists. If/ < I,
. n (7.S)
then show that. (x n) converges to 0. Hence deduce. that nlim -2n = 0.
I
1

(b) State and prove squeeze theorem. Use it to determine the Iimitof the sequence (n!)• .
(7.S)

(c) (i) Define a convergent sequence and a Cauchy sequence. Show that every convergent
sequence is a Cauchy sequence.
(ii) Show thaat the sequence (3") does not eonverge. (S + 2.S) -
3. (a) State and prove Cauchy convergence criterion for infinite series. (6.S)
( b) State root test for an infinite series and test the convergence of the following series :
(6.5)
nn
L zn e-n.
2

L,
CIJ 00
(i) nl (ii)
11 =1 (n
+ 1) n=l
( c) Test the convergence of the following series :
oo n (3 + 3.5)
n'
l 3.5.7 ..... ·(2n + 1)
(n + l)(n + 2)°
oo
(ii)
(i) n=l
State limit comparison test for a positive tenn infinite series and hence test the convergence
4. (a)
of the following series : 00 1 (6)
00 1 cm "L Tn+i + J;, + z.
n"' 1
( i) ~ --
~n1-n+
E.6
. . . oonvergent, ls the converse true ?
(b) Show that every absolutely convergent senes 101R (6)
Justify. · •
,. ~, . . ,. . f the following sen es .
(c) ' Test the cenvergence·an~ ab&9lute ~~nv~rge~ce _o · ·

L n1+f2n . (3 + 3)
00
oo •
(i) L (- It sm ;a, a E JR (ii)
(-

n=l n _ n=l
-
v.., , X n -l
(5)
5. (a) Detennine the interval of convergence for the power series .~1 n2
. (5)
(b) Derive thepower series expansion for /(x) = eX.

L nxn = (l-x)
oo _ X
(c) Prove that 2
for lxl < 1 and evaluate :
n =l
n
r-
oo 00
n(-It
(ii) 3n (5)
n = l2n

x 2 2! 3 3! 4
6. (a) Find the radius of convergence of the power series : x - 2 + 3 x - 4 x + ... (5)
2 3 4
1
(b) Find a power series r.epresentation of f(x) - and its domain. =- (5)
2+x ·
(c) State differentiation theorem for power series. Show that
C'(x) = -S(x) and S'(x) = C(x), x e IR

where C(x) and S(x)' are the power series of Cosine and Sine, respectively. (5)

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