4. Consider the folowing sequence of functions. 5+ nx? fn(x) = , x E [0, 1] 5+ nx a) Find the pointwise limit function. b) Is the limit function continuous? c) Show that the above sequence of functions pointwise convergent.

4. Consider the folowing sequence of functions. 5+ nx? fn(x) = , x E [0, 1] 5+ nx a) Find the pointwise limit function. b) Is the limit function continuous? c) Show that the above sequence of functions pointwise convergent.

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5+ nx?
= (x)“f
5+ nx
,r € [0, 1]
a) Find the pointwise limit function.
b) Is the limit function continuous?
c) Show that the above sequence of functions pointwise convergent.
5. Consider the folowing sequence of functions.
sin(nx)
fn(x) =
, x € R
a) Determine whether the functional sequence is differentiable or not.
b) Find the pointwise limit function.
c) Is the limit of differential equal to the differential of the limit?

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