4. Show that the sequence {fn}, where nx fn(x)=- xER 1+n°x' is point-wise convergent but is not uniformly convergent in any interval containing zero.

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4. Show that the sequence {fn}, where
nx
fn(x)=
xER
1+n°x*
is point-wise convergent but is not uniformly convergent in any interval
containing zero.
Transcribed Image Text:4. Show that the sequence {fn}, where nx fn(x)= xER 1+n°x* is point-wise convergent but is not uniformly convergent in any interval containing zero.
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