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Solutions to test 1 of math 554.01 - analysis i, covering topics such as proving identities, negating statements, defining countability, and understanding limits.
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Math 554.01 - Analysis I Test 1 – September 19, 1997
Name:
Directions: To receive credit, you must justify your state- ments unless otherwise stated. Answers should be provided in complete sentences.
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b.) Prove that a > 0 implies (−a) < 0.
b.) Sketch a proof that the set of rationals numbers is countable.
b.) Define ‘least upper bound’ for A.
c.) Prove that if β = l.u.b. A, then β is an upper bound for A, and if > 0, then there exists a ∈ A such that β − < a.
b.) State and prove the Archimedean principle.
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