4. Prove that does not converge uniformly on S = [1,∞). Hint: n=1 Use Lemma 17.5 from Bartle and the pointwise limit in problem 3.

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3. Find the pointwise limit of 12 on S = [1, ∞). Hint: Define L € R
by L = 1/2 (L = 2 but you don't need its exact value to do this
problem.)
n=1
4. Prove that
does not converge uniformly on S = [1, ∞). Hint:
Use Lemma 17.5 from Bartle and the pointwise limit in problem 3.
Transcribed Image Text:3. Find the pointwise limit of 12 on S = [1, ∞). Hint: Define L € R by L = 1/2 (L = 2 but you don't need its exact value to do this problem.) n=1 4. Prove that does not converge uniformly on S = [1, ∞). Hint: Use Lemma 17.5 from Bartle and the pointwise limit in problem 3.
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