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    This document is a 8 page exam for a mathematics elective course on Real Analysis. It contains 7 multi-part questions testing various concepts in real analysis including sequences and series, limits, functions, integrals, and theorems. Students are asked to determine whether statements are true or false, represent expressions geometrically, test for convergence, find derivatives and integrals, apply theorems, and expand functions as series. The questions cover a wide range of standard topics in real analysis and require rigorous mathematical reasoning and calculations.

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    MTE-09

    No. of Printed Pages : 8

    O
    CO BACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAMME (BDP)
    CN.J

    Term-End Examination

    December, 2012
    ELECTIVE COURSE : MATHEMATICS
    MTE-09 : REAL ANALYSIS
    Maximum Marks : 50
    Weightage : 70%

    Time : 2 hours

    Note : Attempt five questions in all. Q. No. 1 is compulsory.


    Do any four questions out of Q. No. 2 to 7. No calculators
    are allowed.
    1.

    Which of the following statements are true and 10


    which are false ? Give reasons for your answer.
    (a) Field A = { a + bi a, b E Q } of complex
    numbers is an ordered field.
    (b) The sum of two discontinuous functions is
    always discontinuous.
    00

    (c) The series


    (d)

    (e)

    MTE-09

    7 3 n
    converges.
    n=1 2 n+ 9

    For the function f (x) = x3 6x2 + 11x 6,


    there exists a point c E 1, 3 such that
    f' (c)= 0.
    The function f : [0, 1] R defined by
    f (x) =10 is not Riemann integrable.
    1

    P.T.O.

    2.

    (a) Represent 2+

    geometrically.

    (b) Test the absolute and conditional 3


    convergence of the series

    3.

    (-1)n
    n=1 3n+5.
    v
    c

    (c) Show that the equation x3 2x2 + 5x


    12 = 0 has a root which is a positive real
    number.

    (a) Check whether the sequence ( fn (x)) is


    uniformly convergent over the interval

    [0, 1], where fn(x) 2x+1


    n

    4.

    (b) Find the greatest value of the function


    f (x) = x4 2x3 3x2 + 4x +7 over the
    interval [0, 1].

    (c)

    Applying mean value theorem, show that


    e3 > 4.

    3
    (a) Prove that the set {-, 3 , 3 ,...} is a
    5 6 7

    countable set.
    (b)

    MTE-09

    Show that every convergent sequence is


    bounded. Is the converse true ? Justify your
    answer.
    2

    (c) Let a function, f : R -> R be defined as

    f (x) =

    7, if x is a rational number
    19, if x is an irrational number

    show that f is not continuous at any a

    5.

    R.

    (a) Show that Um 7 n5+3 n2+9 - 0


    n -40 2 n6 + 7n+ 1

    (b) Show that [0, 1} U

    5 3 10
    - -
    9
    7

    is a closed

    set.

    (c) Find

    lim

    n-400

    (d) Let f : [0, 1]


    f (x) = x2.

    P2=

    r=1

    (3 n-02
    R be a function defined by
    1

    Let Pi = {0, 4-,

    1} and

    , 1 1 1
    L',
    1} be two partitions of the
    I

    interval, [0, 1]. Evaluate U (P1, f) and


    L (P2 f) and compare their values.
    MTE-09

    P.T.O.

    6.

    (a) Discuss the convergence of the following


    series :
    (i) 1+2x +22 X2 23 X3 + ....(X>0)
    (ii)

    Vn4+1 -44-1
    n

    1x 2 3x4 5x6
    2
    72
    52
    (iii) 3
    (b) Examine the continuity of the function

    [x]

    f: [3, 5] >R defined by f (x)= 5x-2 , where


    [x] denotes the greatest integer function.

    CC

    7.

    (a) Test for convergence the series

    (b)
    (c)

    1
    n=1 (2+11)10

    using Cauchy's integral test.


    Find the Maclaurin series expansion of the
    function, e 3x.
    Using first mean value theorem of integral
    calculus, show that there exists c E [3, 5]
    49
    such that f (c) = 3, where f (x) = x2.

    MTE-09

    7F.t.1.-09
    iicb zEnfa

    groi (

    s1u1)

    .kRiziT, 2012

    r-*rW
    --"

    : +i IJii

    7f.t.1.-09 : cu,F-circict, rcik)(;qui


    ?7777 :2 T:Trrs

    3-7farthd7 3

    : 50

    ch/ : 70%

    TO. eik TRY 6TH


    5041 11.&-11 2 # 7

    (-1, (-?d wr
    1.

    / Mql q45q1 1 3119d4 t


    Viz' 5/Ye

    TR-77

    957

    37/r-f-M- 167 e- /

    14--t1 1 roc( -4 A
    -w2T9- F/Fit 3
    37F/WI al-74 ,iit& f GbRur
    (a)

    \-1 rzrl 4&se-ilA


    ftr.ff t?

    (b)

    A = { a + bi I a, b e Q

    thdt q)4i

    (c) 3*-ft
    n=1

    10

    7-3 n aTf
    2 n+9

    -71T

    Ti
    cy t ?

    (d)

    410-1 f (x)= x 3 - 6x2 +11x - 6 k fti ra->


    11, 3 [ f 31117
    t fq-fl*
    f' (c) =O.

    (e)

    f (x) =10 gill Li roTtsfff Lb

    f : [0, 1] -> R

    tI
    MTE-09

    P.T.O.

    2.

    (a) 2+
    (b)
    n=1
    ,stunt

    3 n+5

    4 fiFITIff .4177 I

    * rik4ki 3117 ITSTrf-d4V aifirgtur

    W77 I

    (c) f<131-R t*" ti+1 chkut x3 2x2 + 5x 12 = 0


    Totar t
    3.

    (a) \Ttimi

    (AR-cif-act)

    4(9til t

    L f*
    - aTTP ( fn (x)) atfft-r {0, 1} TR

    t zfr
    fn(x)
    (b)

    2 x+ 1

    4101 f (x) = x4 2x3 3x2 + 4x + 7 r atdTIF

    {0, 1} .77 aftr*--d-cr -479 vru


    3

    (c) TITtzf T-Tri 514141 (114L cht4 'kUITRfi e3 > 4.

    4. (a) (14 WAT-0-c4i4 p3 3...}


    567

    171911T

    tI

    'k1 tc4ti t I
    (b)
    4,zrr

    tAW 3111WRI 311-P4 trft44


    'F40-14
    t? 3T d7R

    -11A7
    MTE-09

    (c) /TR ziliqfg 4)04 f : R >R

    -F:f 74

    ch 74."

    trfrturYim t :

    (x)= { 7, tiR x I:A*4%44


    9, zrk

    3ltrt4-zr

    *FTT t

    *
    --0-iftaeR 1:17f
    tumftf-

    7n5+3n2+9
    n >00 2 n 6 + 7n+ 1

    5. (a) fq1311-4.

    (b)

    10 1
    tINTR ft" { 0, 1} U
    5 -39' 4' 7

    t-t,:cref t I
    hin 3n
    (c)

    (d)

    n -300 r =1

    TiTff

    (3 n_r)

    Tu

    : [0, 1] > R, f (x)= x 2. gill

    mrftiTrfErd t I

    P2= kJ,

    t..111

    1 1 1

    I} 3T7--ff7T

    frir7i f I U

    = 10,

    1 1
    , 1}

    [0, 1]

    L (P2f)

    .q1

    -r t(''.414)-1

    3*
    34 1-1141

    MTE-09

    P.T.O.

    6.

    (a)

    3If9-11 :171 .q-d77 :


    1+2x +22 X2 -I- 23 X3 + ....(x>0)

    (i)

    Vn4 + 1 Vn 4 1
    n

    (ii)

    (iii)

    (b)

    Fril-Irri (Act fuT?:4

    1x 2 3x4 5x6

    [ x]
    = 5 x 2

    f (x)
    f:

    72

    52

    32

    W [x]

    \TIT-cf

    [3, 5] *R

    F-ALIcf .WT-d1 t I

    thol

    4-11-14-1

    T-F7 4

    -g17T

    CO

    7.

    1
    I
    n=1 (2+n)10

    (b)

    Lbc1-1 e 3x Wf Actri)rtql tiff -9-R{ 71Icf7 I

    (c)

    ti4-1Ichc1 cbc-1-1

    W-1111(1 Li( WIT

    (a) VI711-

    \mit'

    31-fituTur

    )
    49
    f (c) = 3 ,

    MTE-09

    7211,1 liraFfri -514-4 gRI kgf177

    CE

    [3, 5]
    f (x) = x2.

    t fq-tit

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