Série de TD 1
Série de TD 1
Série de TD 1
x+1 1 p 1
1=f (x) = 1 ; 2=f (x) = p ; 3=f (x) = x2 1 e 1 x ;
1 e x sin x
p
1 1 x 2 si x > 1
4=f (x) = (1 + ln x) x ; 5=f (x) = ; 6=f (x) = :
E(x) ln(x + 2) si x 1
Exercise 2
Find the limit of the following functions when it exists:
p p p
sin x cos x sin(x ln x) x a+ x a
5) lim ; 6) lim ; 7) lim p ;
x! 4 1 tan x x!0 x2 x!0
> x2 a2
x
1 p p x
8) lim 1+ ; 9) lim sin x + 1 sin x ; 10) lim (1 x) tan :
x!+1 x x!+1 x!1 2
Exercise 3
Using the de…nition of the limit, show that:
3x 1 3 4
1= lim (2x 1) = 7; 2/ lim = ; 3/ lim ln x = +1; 4/ lim = +1
x!4 x!+1 2x +1 2 x!+1 > x + 3
x! 3
Exercise 4:
1
x
if x 6= 0 < xe x if x < 0
f (x) = ex +1 and g(x) = 0 if x = 0
0 if x = 0 : 2
x ln( x1 + 1) if x > 0
1 sin ( x)
2) f (x) = xearctan( x2 ) ;
1
1) f (x) = cos ; 3) f (x) =
x 1 x
x+1
3. Let be the functions f (x) = x+2 ; g(x) = x1 :Show that f is uniformly continuous on [0; +1[; but g isn’t on ]0; 1]:
4. Show that, any continuous function f from [a; b] into it self admits a …xed point.