MATH 424 Final: MATH 424 UW 424 Su12 Final Exam

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A point x is a condensation point of s if for every r > 0 the set b(x, r) s is uncountable. Prove that the set t of condensation points of s is non-empty and that s t is countable. 2: fix > 1, take a1 > and de ne an+1 = 1 + an (a) prove that the subsequence (a2n 1) is strictly decreasing. (b) prove that the subsequence (a2n) is strictly increasing. (c) prove that lim an = . 3: let (m, d) be a metric space. Two cauchy sequences (xn) and (yn) are called equivalent if lim n d(xn, yn) = 0. Let m be the set of equivalence classes. (x, y ) = lim d(xn, yn). de nes a metric on m . 4: let e be a nonempty subset of a metric space (m, dm ) and de ne the distance from x m to e by.

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