n In x (e) fn(x) = x > 1

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Use the Mn test to determine whether the following sequence of functions are uniformly
convergent or not.
sin(n²x)
(a) fn(x) =
x € R
(b) fn(x) = 1–
x € [0, 1]
(c) fn(x) =
x € R
1+n2x2 '
(d) fn(x) =
n(1+nx²)' * > 0
n In r
(e) fn(x) =
x > 1
(f) fn(x)= x"-1(1 – x), x € [0, 1]
(g) fn(x) =
x" cos(nx)
3.
E [0,
2+ xn
n2
(h) fn(x) =
x > 0
n2 + x² '
(i) fn(x):
= nxe-nx²
, x > 0
Transcribed Image Text:Use the Mn test to determine whether the following sequence of functions are uniformly convergent or not. sin(n²x) (a) fn(x) = x € R (b) fn(x) = 1– x € [0, 1] (c) fn(x) = x € R 1+n2x2 ' (d) fn(x) = n(1+nx²)' * > 0 n In r (e) fn(x) = x > 1 (f) fn(x)= x"-1(1 – x), x € [0, 1] (g) fn(x) = x" cos(nx) 3. E [0, 2+ xn n2 (h) fn(x) = x > 0 n2 + x² ' (i) fn(x): = nxe-nx² , x > 0
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