Exercise 2 Let define the sequence of function on the interv
     Exercise 2. Let define the sequence of function on the interval [-1, 1] by 1. Prove that the sequence of functions f, is uniformly convergent to f on the interval [-1, 1]. 2. Check that each function f1, is continuously differentiable whereas the limit f is not differentiable at x = O. Does it contradict the theorem about the differentiability of the limit. Justify your answer. ![Exercise 2. Let define the sequence of function on the interval [-1, 1] by 1. Prove that the sequence of functions f, is uniformly convergent to f on the inter  Exercise 2. Let define the sequence of function on the interval [-1, 1] by 1. Prove that the sequence of functions f, is uniformly convergent to f on the inter](/WebImages/8/exercise-2-let-define-the-sequence-of-function-on-the-interv-997342-1761513412-0.webp) 
  
  Solution
the function fn(x) is ifferentiable in the interval [-1,1] amd the function fn(x) is uniformally convergent as its true.
and in the given interval the function is definedand its differntiable
f(x) is uniformally convergent.
![Exercise 2. Let define the sequence of function on the interval [-1, 1] by 1. Prove that the sequence of functions f, is uniformly convergent to f on the inter  Exercise 2. Let define the sequence of function on the interval [-1, 1] by 1. Prove that the sequence of functions f, is uniformly convergent to f on the inter](/WebImages/8/exercise-2-let-define-the-sequence-of-function-on-the-interv-997342-1761513412-0.webp)
