To show that two sets and have the same cardinality, one must construct an explicit _______________. | ||
If and are finite sets, and is a proper subset of , and there is a function , then f cannot be a(n) _______________. | ||
If a function has an inverse , then f is a(n) ________________. |
The value of is: | ||
The value of is: |
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A. The Archimedean Property | ||
B. The Well-Ordering Principle | ||
C. The completeness of the real numbers | ||
D. The Supremum Property | ||
E. The Axiom of Choice |
A. It is Cauchy. | ||
B. It contains a convergent subsequence. | ||
C. It is convergent. | ||
D. It is nonincreasing. | ||
E. Its -tail is bounded for some natural number . |
A. For every , there exists such that for all . | ||
B. For some , there exists such that for all . | ||
C. For every , there exists such that for all . | ||
D. For some , there exists such that for all . | ||
E. For every , there exists such that . |
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A. There exists such that for every , . | ||
B. Every sequence in that converges has its limit in . | ||
C. Every sequence in has a convergent subsequence. | ||
D. is a complete metric space with the metric inherited from . | ||
E. If is a collection of sets whose union contains , then there is a finite subset of whose union also contains . |
A. In order for every sequence in to contain a convergent subsequence, it is necessary that be compact. | ||
B. In order for every sequence in to contain a convergent subsequence, it is sufficient that be compact. | ||
C. In order for every sequence in to contain a convergent subsequence, it is necessary and sufficient that be compact. | ||
D. In order for every sequence in to contain a convergent subsequence, it is neither necessary nor sufficient that be compact. | ||
E. If is compact, then it cannot be the case that every sequence in to contain a convergent subsequence. |
A. If every convergent sequence in is Cauchy | ||
B. If every Cauchy sequence in converges to a limit in M | ||
C. If every bounded sequence in has a convergent subsequence | ||
D. If every sequentially continuous function on continuous | ||
E. If every open cover of has a finite subcover |
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B. . | ||
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E. . |
A. In order for to be complete, it is necessary that be continuous. | ||
B. In order for to be complete, it is necessary that be uniformly continuous. | ||
C. In order for to be complete, it is necessary that be differentiable. | ||
D. In order for to be complete, it is necessary that be continuously differentiable. | ||
E. None of the above |
A. does not attain a minimum or maximum on . | ||
B. contains isolated points. | ||
C. There exists a sequence in such that does not contain a convergent subsequence. | ||
D. There exists a point in which is not an interior point of . | ||
E. is closed. |
Let be a sequence of functions with . Which of the following is true?
A. In order for to be convergent on , it is necessary that for every subsequence , converges on compact subsets of . | ||
B. In order for to be convergent on , it is sufficient that for every subsequence , converges on compact subsets of . | ||
C. In order for to be convergent on , it is both necessary and sufficient that for every subsequence , converges on compact subsets of . | ||
D. In order for to be convergent on , it is neither necessary nor sufficient that for every subsequence , converges on compact subsets of . | ||
E. If for every subsequence , converges on compact subsets of , then it cannot be the case that to be convergent on . |
A. For every , there exists such that for all . | ||
B. There exists and such that for all , , and for all , . | ||
C. There exists such that for every , there exists such that for all . | ||
D. There exists such that for every , there exists such that for all , . | ||
E. There exists such that for every and there exists such that . |
A. In order to have for all , it is necessary that be convex. | ||
B. In order to have for all , it is sufficient that be convex. | ||
C. In order to have for all , it is necessary and sufficient that be convex. | ||
D. In order to have for all , it is neither necessary nor sufficient that be convex. | ||
E. If is convex, then it cannot be the case that for all . |
A. If is closed, then . | ||
B. If is open, then so is . | ||
C. If has nonempty interior, then so does . | ||
D. If is open, then may have isolated points. | ||
E. If is countable, then so is . |
A. If for some holds that then for all holds that . | ||
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C. The function is strictly increasing. | ||
D. If is increasing on the interval then . | ||
E. Both options A and B are correct. |
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E. None of the above. |
A. For all , given , there exists such that if , then . | ||
B. For all , there exist and such that if , then . | ||
C. Given , there exists such for all , if , then . | ||
D. There exists such that for all , there exists such that if , then . | ||
E. For all , there exist and such that if , then . |
A. For every and for every natural number , there exists such that . | ||
B. There exists some such that for every natural number there exists such that . | ||
C. For every there exists a natural number , such that for every , . | ||
D. For every and for every natural number , there exists such that . | ||
E. There exists a natural number such that for every if , then . |
A. is an element of , but not of . | ||
B. There is no element such that . | ||
C. . | ||
D. There is an element such that . | ||
E. There are elements and such that . |
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E. None of the above. |
A. is open. | ||
B. is bounded. | ||
C. is closed. | ||
D. is connected. | ||
E. is compact. |
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B. Step 2 | ||
C. Step 3 | ||
D. Step 4 | ||
E. Step 5 |
A. is compact. | ||
B. is closed. | ||
C. is bounded. | ||
D. is connected. | ||
E. None of the above |
A. If has the Darboux property on , then it is necessary that be continuous. | ||
B. If has the Darboux property on , then it is sufficient that be continuous. | ||
C. If has the Darboux property on , then it is both necessary and sufficient that be continuous. | ||
D. If has the Darboux property on , then it is neither necessary nor sufficient that be continuous. | ||
E. If is continuous, then it cannot be the case that has the Darboux property on . |
A. As , is the infimum of the limits of the sequences . | ||
B. As , the infima of the sets approach . | ||
C. As , the infima of the sets approach , where is the limit of the sequence. | ||
D. is the infimum of the sequence . | ||
E. is the infimum of the limits of the nondecreasing subsequences of . |
A. for all . | ||
B. for all . | ||
C. has only jump discontinuities if it has any at all. | ||
D. is one-to-one. | ||
E. has at most countably many discontinuities. |
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B. . | ||
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D. . | ||
E. . |
A. is closed. | ||
B. The intersection of with any open set in is open. | ||
C. For every point in , there exists such that the open ball of radius with center is contained in . | ||
D. is the complement of a countable intersection of closed sets. | ||
E. is dense in . |
A. Every compact set is perfect. | ||
B. Every closed, unbounded set is perfect. | ||
C. Every closed set is compact, perfect, or both. | ||
D. Every perfect set is uncountable. | ||
E. Every perfect set is bounded. |
A. Every sequence in has a convergent subsequence. | ||
B. is bounded. | ||
C. If is continuous, then is relatively compact | ||
D. If is continuous, and is an interval, then . | ||
E. If is continuous on and differentiable on , then is bounded on . |
A. If each is continuous, then so is . | ||
B. If each is uniformly continuous, then so is . | ||
C. If each is continuous, and is compact,then is continuous. | ||
D. If the convergence of to is also uniform, then is continuous. | ||
E. If the convergence of to is uniform and the elements of some subsequence of are continuous, then is continuous. |
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B. converges and for all n. | ||
C. , and is monotone decreasing. | ||
D. . | ||
E. The sequence , where , is Cauchy. |
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A. is continuous. | ||
B. The sequence , where , converges uniformly on . | ||
C. . | ||
D. For all subsets holds that the sequence , where is the restriction of to , converges uniformly on . | ||
E. is integrable on any interval . |
A. The Real Numbers | ||
B. The Irrational Numbers | ||
C. The Transcendental Numbers | ||
D. The Natural Numbers | ||
E. The 5th roots of unity |
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B. . | ||
C. . | ||
D. . | ||
E. . |
A. For every , there exists such that if then . | ||
B. For every and , there exists such that if then . | ||
C. For every there exists an such that for some , if then . | ||
D. For every , there exists such that for some , if , then . | ||
E. For every and there exists some such that if , then . |
A. In order for uniformly on , it is necessary that be uniformly continuous. | ||
B. In order for uniformly on , it is sufficient that be uniformly continuous. | ||
C. In order for uniformly on , it is both necessary and sufficient that be uniformly continuous. | ||
D. In order for uniformly on , it is neither necessary nor sufficient that be uniformly continuous. | ||
E. If is uniformly continuous, then it cannot be the case that uniformly on . |
A. For every , there exists such that for all , for all . | ||
B. For every and , there exists such that for all . | ||
C. For every there exists some and some such that for all . | ||
D. For some small , there exists some and some such that for all . | ||
E. For every and , there exists some such that for all . |
A. The set of matrices with rational elements. | ||
B. The set of functions that are continuous on the closed interval . | ||
C. The set of real numbers. | ||
D. The set of polynomials of degree less than or equal to five with rational coefficients. | ||
E. The set of nonsingular matrices over the field of rational numbers |
A. Every nonempty set of positive integers contains a smallest element. | ||
B. If , and are real numbers with , then . | ||
C. If , , and are real numbers with and , then . | ||
D. The natural numbers are unbounded. | ||
E. The rational numbers are countable. |