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b) Show, that the sequence of functions \(f(x)=\frac{x}{n}\) converges point wise but not uniformly on \(\mathbb{R}\).
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It Does not converge pointwise. It converge pointwise but the limit is not continous. It converge pointwise but not uniformly. It converge uniformly.
its some points
Can you show that mathematically ?
well, limit function is 0 clearly, clearly sup\[\huge\ |f_n(x)−0|→0 \]as \[\huge\ n→∞\] and \[\huge\ x∈[0,1] \]so, it converges uniformly to 0 am I right? so in my guess, 4 is only correct.
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ok thank you Ron.mystery
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