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Math 2.2: Math22 II Semester M.Sc. in Mathematics Examination, January 2015 Real Analysis Ii

This document contains instructions and questions for a Real Analysis exam. It includes 8 questions related to topics like continuity, compactness, differentiation, integration, sequences/series of functions, and uniform convergence. For each question, students are instructed to answer any 5 full questions out of the 8 total. Each question is worth equal marks towards the exam's total maximum of 80 marks.

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Math 2.2: Math22 II Semester M.Sc. in Mathematics Examination, January 2015 Real Analysis Ii

This document contains instructions and questions for a Real Analysis exam. It includes 8 questions related to topics like continuity, compactness, differentiation, integration, sequences/series of functions, and uniform convergence. For each question, students are instructed to answer any 5 full questions out of the 8 total. Each question is worth equal marks towards the exam's total maximum of 80 marks.

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Math 2.

*Math22*

II Semester M.Sc. in Mathematics Examination, January 2015


REAL ANALYSIS II
Time : 3 Hours

Max. Marks : 80

Instructions : 1) Answer any five full questions.


2) All questions carry equal marks.
1. a) Let A
If x0
l

IR then prove that




, f and g be functions from A into IR.

b) Prove that a function f : IR IR is continuous if and only if f1(C) is closed in


IR for every closed set C in IR.
(8+8)


2. a) If f : A
IR is a continuous function from a compact space A into IR then
prove that f(A) is compact.


b) If f : IR IR is a continuous map and E is a connected subset of IR then prove


that f(E) is also connected.
(8+8)


3. a) If f : [a, b] IR is differentiable at x0 (a, b) then prove that f is continuous at x0.


Illustrate with an example to show that the converse is not true.


b) If f and g are real valued continuous functions defined on [a, b] and


differentiable in (a, b) then prove that there is a point x (a, b) such that





>

c) Find




>

.
x

(7+7+2)

IR be differentiable. Then prove that f is monotonically


4. a) Let f : [a, b]
increasing if and only if
for every x [a, b].


b) State and prove Taylors theorem.


5. a) Let f : [a, b]


IR be bounded and
>

(7+9)


be monotonically increasing on [a, b].

Then prove that

>

@


B


@


b) Show that f(x) = x2 IR[x2] on [0, 1].




(8+8)
P.T.O.

*Math22*

Math 2.2

6. a) Let f be Riemann integrable function on [a, b]. If there is a differentiable


>

function g on [a, b] such that


C

= f then prove that

>

b) Define a function of bounded variation. Prove that a function of bounded


variation on [a, b] can be expressed as a difference of two monotonically
increasing functions on [a, b].
(8+8)
7. a) State and prove the Cauchy criterion for uniform convergence of a sequence
of real valued functions.
b) Show that the sequence {fn}, where

IR is uniformly

convergent on any closed interval [a, b].

(10+6)

8. a) Prove that uniform limit of a sequence of R-S integrable functions is R-S


integrable.
b) Prove that there exists a real continuous function on the real line which is
nowhere differentiable.


c) Find the radius of convergence of the series

(6+8+2)

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