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    This document provides instructions for problem set 2 in an advanced mathematics course taught by Prof. Christoph Vanberg. It includes exercises from specific sections of the textbook on one variable calculus. It also asks students to provide examples demonstrating that the Weierstrass Theorem establishes sufficient but not necessary conditions for a function to have a global maximum and minimum value by giving an example of: a continuous function on an open interval with global max and min, a non-continuous function with global max and min, and a function on a closed but unbounded interval with global max and min.

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    This document provides instructions for problem set 2 in an advanced mathematics course taught by Prof. Christoph Vanberg. It includes exercises from specific sections of the textbook on one variable calculus. It also asks students to provide examples demonstrating that the Weierstrass Theorem establishes sufficient but not necessary conditions for a function to have a global maximum and minimum value by giving an example of: a continuous function on an open interval with global max and min, a non-continuous function with global max and min, and a function on a closed but unbounded interval with global max and min.

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    Problem Set 2 (One Variable Calculus)

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    This document provides instructions for problem set 2 in an advanced mathematics course taught by Prof. Christoph Vanberg. It includes exercises from specific sections of the textbook on one variable calculus. It also asks students to provide examples demonstrating that the Weierstrass Theorem establishes sufficient but not necessary conditions for a function to have a global maximum and minimum value by giving an example of: a continuous function on an open interval with global max and min, a non-continuous function with global max and min, and a function on a closed but unbounded interval with global max and min.

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    Advanced Mathematics (WS21) Prof.

    Christoph Vanberg

    Problem Set 2
    (One Variable Calculus)
    (1) Exercises from the textbook: 3.1, 3.9, 4.1, 4.3

    (2) Provide examples to show that the Weierstrass Theorem establishes sufficient but
    not necessary conditions for the existence of a global max and min. Specifically, give an
    example of each of the following:

    • a continuous function defined on an open interval that has a global max and min.

    • a function that is not continuous but has a global max and min.

    • a function defined on a closed but unbounded interval that has a global max and min

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