Exam 1 Flashcards
(25 cards)
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