1. For each nЄ Z+ let fn: RR be the function nx f(x) = nx+1 (a) Prove that (fn) converges pointwise to some function f: RR. (b) Prove that (fn) does not converge uniformly.

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1. For each nЄ Z+ let fn: RR be the function
nx
f(x)
=
nx+1
(a) Prove that (fn) converges pointwise to some function f: RR.
(b) Prove that (fn) does not converge uniformly.
Transcribed Image Text:1. For each nЄ Z+ let fn: RR be the function nx f(x) = nx+1 (a) Prove that (fn) converges pointwise to some function f: RR. (b) Prove that (fn) does not converge uniformly.
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