Q(A). Let {fn(x)} defined over [2,3] Show that (a) fn(x) is meaurable and monotonic increasing for all n. (b) (Sn(x)} converges a e to a function f(x) to be determined be a sequence of functions 1+(x– 2)* J. (c) Apply the monotone convergence theorem to evaluate Lim In(z)dµ.

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Q(A). Let {fn(=)}
defined over [2,3]. Show that
(a) fn(x) is meaurable and monotonic increasing for all n.
(b) {Sn(z}} converges a e. to a function f(x) to be determined
n=1 = {1+(z-2)" J
be a sequence of functions
(c) Apply the monotone convergence theorem to evaluate Lim fn(z)dµ.
(B) Let {fa(z)} = {rlnz.cos(z-1)"},
be a sequence of meaurable functions defined over [1,2]. Show that:
(a) {Sn(z)} converges to a function f(x) to be determined.
(b) Show that fa(z) is dominated by some integrable function for all n.
Then apply the dominated convergence theorem
100
to evaluate Lim z In z.cos(z – 1)"du.
Transcribed Image Text:Q(A). Let {fn(=)} defined over [2,3]. Show that (a) fn(x) is meaurable and monotonic increasing for all n. (b) {Sn(z}} converges a e. to a function f(x) to be determined n=1 = {1+(z-2)" J be a sequence of functions (c) Apply the monotone convergence theorem to evaluate Lim fn(z)dµ. (B) Let {fa(z)} = {rlnz.cos(z-1)"}, be a sequence of meaurable functions defined over [1,2]. Show that: (a) {Sn(z)} converges to a function f(x) to be determined. (b) Show that fa(z) is dominated by some integrable function for all n. Then apply the dominated convergence theorem 100 to evaluate Lim z In z.cos(z – 1)"du.
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