Exam 1 Flashcards
r is rational if
r equals p over q such that p and q are integers and q is not equal to zero
M is an upper bound if
For all x in the set S M is greater than or equal to x
M is a lower bound if
For all x in the set S, M is less than or equal to x
S is bounded above if
There exists a real number M such that for all x in the set S, M is greater than or equal to x
M is bounded below if
There exists a real number M such that for all x in the set S M is greater than or equal to x
M is the maximum of S if
- M is in the set S
2. For all x in the set S, M is greater than or equal to x
M is the supremum of S if
- S is bounded above
2. For all upperbounds U, M is less than or equal to U
M is the minimum of S if
- M is in the set
2. For all x in the set S, M less than or equal to x
M is the infimum of S if
- S is bounded below
2. For all lower bounds B, M greater than or equal to B
Xn converges to L if
For all epsilon greater than zero there exists a k in the natural number for all n greater than k such that the absolute value of xn- L is less than epsilon
Xn diverges if
For all real numbers L, Xn does not converge to L
Xn is bounded if
Exists M greater than zero for all n in the natural numbers such that the absolute of M is greater than Xn
Xn is bounded below if
There exists a real number M for all n in the natural numbers such that M is less than Xn
Xn is bounded above if
There exists a real number M for all n in the natural numbers such that Xn is less than M
Xn is increasing if
For all natural numbers n Xn is less than or equal to X(n+1)
Xn is decreasing if
For all n in the natural numbers, Xn is greater than or equal to X(n+1)
Xn is a monotone sequence if
Xn is either decreasing or Xn is increasing
Xn is a Cauchy sequence if
For all epsilon greater than zero there exists a k in the natural numbers for all n and m greater than k such that the absolute value Xn-Xm is less than epsilon
L is a subsequential limit of Xn if
There is some subsequence of Xn converging to L
Completeness Axiom
All non empty subset of the real numbers which are bounded above has a supremum
Ensures that the number line has no gaps
Density Property of Q
For any two real numbers a and b such that a<b></b>
The Limit Theorem
If Xn converges to A and Yn converges to B and r is a real number, then
- rXn converges to rA
- Xn + Yn converges to A+B
- XnYn converges to AB
- Xn/Yn converges to A/B
Monotone Sequence Theorem
If Xn is decreasing and bounded below or increasing and bounded above, Xn converges
Cauchy’s Theorem
Xn converges if and only if Xn is Cauchy
Xn diverges to infinity if
For all M greater than zero there exists a k in the natural number for all n greater than k such that M less than Xn