1. Let fn(x)uniformly on [0, a]. Show that the convergence is not uniform on [0, ∞).for n E N. Show that if a > 0, then fn converges to zerox+n

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1. Let fn(x) uniformly on [0, a]. Show that the convergence is not uniform on [0, ∞]. for n E N. Show that if a > 0, then fn converges to zero x+n