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Final exam: answers and solutions below ! Final Exam: Thursday which might include material from Henry Helson, Linear Algebra, Chapter 5. The final exam
Textbooks, Spivak, Calculus, Chapter IV sections 20-24 (The book used in 1502 is Solutions Manual for Linear Algebra from the Beginning. Homework & 3 : Spivak p. 482-490, Problems 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 12, 13, 15, 18, 21, 25, 26, 27
For around 90% of Spivak's exercises, I need to look in the solutions manual. I'm on chapter 5, which covers limits, and the proofs just aren't
Mar 16, 2017
All of Spivak's Chapter 5. From Spivak Chapter 5: 1, 3, 13, 14, 21, 24, 26, 37. a good look at exams, sample exams and exam solutions from previous years.
Apr 23, 2015 The answer in the book is tricky because it divides the problem into two parts first he proved that there exists a ??1 such that : |1x?1|<?2 for
Mar 28, 2014 (a):. As in the hint. limx>0f(bx)x=limx>0bf(bx)bx=blimy/b>0f(y)y=blimy>0f(y)y=bl. (b):. If b="0", then f(bx)x=f(0)x, so the limit as x>0 doesn't
Apr 4, 2014 As for d) take f(x)=1x on R. Then limx>0f(x)=D.N.E,but limx>0f(x2)=+?. For c) Assume L is finite and limx>0f(x)=L, we show limx>0f(x3)=L.
Sep 17, 2011 Where you (correctly) iterated the bound twice it seems that Spivak iterated three times. This particular ? is shrinking at each iteration, because
While I'm away I hope you will read Chapter 5 of Spivak and take a look at Think of the solution as flowing out from p according to X. Get a consistent family.
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