13. Suppose a and c are real numbers, c>0, andf is defined on [-1, 1] by (xª sin (|x|-°) (if x + 0), S(x) = (if x = 0). Prove the following statements: (a) f is continuous if and only if a > 0. (b) f'(0) exists if and only if a >1. (c) f' is bounded if and only if a 21+c. (d) f' is continuous if and only if a >1+ c. (e) f"(0) exists if and only if a >2 + c. () f" is bounded if and only if a 22+ 2c. (g) f" is continuous if and only if a > 2+ 2c. 14. Let ƒ be a differentiable real function defined in (a, b). Prove that f is convex if and only if f' is monotonically increasing. Assume next that f"(x) exists for every x € (a, b), and prove that f is convex if and only if f"(x) 20 for all x e (a, b). 15. Suppose a e R', fis a twice-differentiable real function on (a, ), and Mo, are the least upper bounds of f(x)|, \f"(x)|, |f"(x)|, respectively, on (a, 0). M1, M2 Prove that
13. Suppose a and c are real numbers, c>0, andf is defined on [-1, 1] by (xª sin (|x|-°) (if x + 0), S(x) = (if x = 0). Prove the following statements: (a) f is continuous if and only if a > 0. (b) f'(0) exists if and only if a >1. (c) f' is bounded if and only if a 21+c. (d) f' is continuous if and only if a >1+ c. (e) f"(0) exists if and only if a >2 + c. () f" is bounded if and only if a 22+ 2c. (g) f" is continuous if and only if a > 2+ 2c. 14. Let ƒ be a differentiable real function defined in (a, b). Prove that f is convex if and only if f' is monotonically increasing. Assume next that f"(x) exists for every x € (a, b), and prove that f is convex if and only if f"(x) 20 for all x e (a, b). 15. Suppose a e R', fis a twice-differentiable real function on (a, ), and Mo, are the least upper bounds of f(x)|, \f"(x)|, |f"(x)|, respectively, on (a, 0). M1, M2 Prove that
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Question 13, 14, and 15 please. On question 13, please change f(x) = x^a sin(|x|^-c) to f(x)=|x|^a sin(|x|^-c).
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