Limits of Functions
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If , then , where and are coprime integers with ;
If is irrational, then .
Prove that this function is finite at every point , but is not bounded (that is, it is unbounded in any neighborhood of that point).
If the function is defined and bounded at every point of: (a) an open interval, (б) a closed interval, is this function necessarily bounded on the given interval, or on the corresponding closed interval?
Give suitable examples.
Prove that the function is bounded on the interval .
Prove that the function is unbounded in any neighborhood of the point , but does not become infinite as .
Investigate the boundedness of the function on the interval .
Prove that the function has infimum and supremum on the domain .
The function is defined on the closed interval and increases monotonically. What are the infimum and supremum of the function on this closed interval equal to?
Find the infimum and supremum of the function: on .
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Let and denote respectively the infimum and supremum of the function on the interval .
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Give examples of functions and such that in the last two relations: (a) equality holds, (б) strict inequality holds.
Let the function be defined on the domain , and bounded on every closed interval . Suppose
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Suppose in the quadratic equation the coefficient tends to zero while the coefficients and are constants, with ; investigate the behavior of the two roots and of this quadratic equation.
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Study this example: when (where and are coprime integers), ; when is irrational, ; when , ; when , ; and let .
Prove Cauchy's theorem: if the function is defined on the interval , and is bounded on every finite interval , then
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assuming the limits on the right-hand side of the equalities exist.
Prove: if (1) the function is defined on the domain ; (2) it is bounded on every finite domain ; (3) (or ), then .
Note: the original problem should be corrected to read: if (1) is defined on the domain , (2) it is bounded on every finite domain , (3) (or ), then .
In the original problem condition (3) was mistakenly given as , and the conclusion was mistakenly given as . For example, define the function on by
Clearly satisfies conditions (1), (2), and
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Prove that, if: (1) the function is defined on the domain ; (2) it is bounded on every finite domain ; (3) there exists a finite or infinite (with definite sign, i.e., or ) limit
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If
then the line is called a (slant) asymptote of the curve . Use this equation to derive the necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of an asymptote.
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where and as , (), in other words, when and we have . Also assume .
Editor's note: this problem should have the condition added (absent in the original book), because or may be undefined at . In addition, .
Prove:
where it is assumed that the limit on the right-hand side of the equality exists.
Using the theorem of problem 631, find .
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The sequence is given by the following equalities:
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The function sequence
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In order to find an approximate solution of Kepler's equation (Уравнение Кеплера)
suppose
Prove that exists, and that the number is the unique root of equation (1).
If is the amplitude (oscillation) of the function on the interval (), then the number
is called the amplitude of the function at the point .
Find the amplitude of the following functions at the point :
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Prove that for any number satisfying the condition , one can choose a sequence () such that
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