Math 310 Homework 4: Limits of Sequences and Functions - Prof. Alexandra Nichifor, Assignments of Mathematics

The math 310 homework assignment for week 4, focusing on limits of sequences and functions. Students are required to prove that certain sequences have specific limits using the formal definition of a limit, as well as disprove the limit for other sequences. Additionally, they need to solve problems related to exponential and logarithmic functions. Lastly, they must prove that a function is injective if and only if it is both injective and surjective.

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Math 310, Homework 4 (Ch 7-9)
Collected Wednesday, April 30th
1. Problems II (page 117), problem 12.
2. Use the formal definition of limit of a sequence to prove that the sequence ๐‘Ž๐‘›=1
๐‘›2
has limit equal to zero (that is, an is what the book calls a โ€œnullโ€ sequence).
3. Use the (negation of the) formal definition of limit of a sequence to prove that the
sequence ๐‘๐‘›=๐‘›2 does not have limit equal to 0 (that is, bn is NOT what the book
calls a โ€œnullโ€ sequence).
4. Problems II (page 118) problem 16 parts ii, iii and v.
(note: you do not need to provide a proof for the surjective/not surjective part of iii.
You are expected to prove the rest; you can use properties of powers, exponential
and logarithmic functions.)
5. Problems II, page 118, Problem 20 (i)
6. Let ๐‘“:๐‘‹ โ†’ ๐‘Œ be a function. Prove that
a) ๐‘“ is injective โ‡” ๐‘“
is injective
b) ๐‘“ is injective โ‡” ๐‘“
is surjective

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Math 310, Homework 4 (Ch 7-9) Collected Wednesday, April 30th

  1. Problems II (page 117), problem 12.
  2. Use the formal definition of limit of a sequence to prove that the sequence ๐‘Ž๐‘› = (^) ๐‘›^12 has limit equal to zero (that is, an is what the book calls a โ€œnullโ€ sequence).
  3. Use the (negation of the) formal definition of limit of a sequence to prove that the sequence ๐‘๐‘› = ๐‘›^2 does not have limit equal to 0 (that is, bn is NOT what the book calls a โ€œnullโ€ sequence).
  4. Problems II (page 118) problem 16 parts ii, iii and v. (note: you do not need to provide a proof for the surjective/not surjective part of iii. You are expected to prove the rest; you can use properties of powers, exponential and logarithmic functions.)
  5. Problems II, page 118, Problem 20 (i)
  6. Let ๐‘“: ๐‘‹ โ†’ ๐‘Œ be a function. Prove that a) ๐‘“ is injective โ‡” ๐‘“ is injective b) ๐‘“ is injective โ‡” ๐‘“ is surjective