lim sin(k/n). 1. cos(1) +5/3. 2. cos(1) +1/3. 3. cos(1) +2/3 4. cos(1) – 1/3.
Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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Author:Erwin Kreyszig
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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes
Section: Chapter Questions
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lim 22 sin(k/n).
is
1. cos(1) + 5/3.
2. cos(1) + 1/3.
3. cos(1) + 2/3
4. cos(1) – 1/3.
O 2
Let (fn)n be a sequence of functions fn: [0, 1] → R defined by f„l
Then
1. f, converges to 0 pointwisely on [0, 1] since f, converges to
2. fn converges to f = 0 uniformly on [0, 1] and thus fn(x)d_
3. f converges to 0 pointwiselv on (0, 1] but not uniformly.
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lim 22 sin(k/n).
is
1. cos(1) + 5/3.
2. cos(1) + 1/3.
3. cos(1) + 2/3
4. cos(1) – 1/3.
O 2
Let (fn)n be a sequence of functions fn: [0, 1] → R defined by f„l
Then
1. f, converges to 0 pointwisely on [0, 1] since f, converges to
2. fn converges to f = 0 uniformly on [0, 1] and thus fn(x)d_
3. f converges to 0 pointwiselv on (0, 1] but not uniformly.
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