This quiz is designed to test your knowledge of order, and specifically on infimum and supremum.
All sets in this quiz are subsets of the real line .
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(Key: correct, incorrect, partially correct.)
- Let and be bounded non-empty sets. Which of the following statements would be equivalent to saying that ?
- For every and there exists an such that .
- For every there exists an such that .
- PARTIALLY. This will imply that but is not necessary (can you think of a counterexample?).
- For every there exists a such that .
- There exists and such that .
- For every and every , we have .
- There exists such that for all .
- PARTIALLY. This will imply that but is not necessary (can you think of a counterexample?).
- There exists such that for all .
- Let and be bounded non-empty sets such that . Which of the following statements must be true?
- There exists and such that .
- PARTIALLY. Close, but not quite. Can you think of a counterexample?
- For every there exists and such that .
- For every and every , we have .
- For every there exists a such that .
- For every there exists an such that .
- There exists such that for all .
- There exists such that for all .
- Let and be non-empty sets. Which of the following statements would be equivalent to saying that ?
- There exists and such that .
- For every and every , we have .
- For every there exists a such that .
- For every there exists an such that .
- There exists such that for all .
- There exists such that for all .
- For every epsilon there exists and such that .
- Let and be non-empty sets. Which of the following statements would be equivalent to saying that ?
- For every and epsilon > 0 there exists a such that .
- For every and every , we have .
- For every there exists a such that .
- PARTIALLY. This implies that but is not necessary (can you think of a counterexample)?
- For every there exists an such that .
- There exists such that for all .
- There exists such that for all .
- For every epsilon there exists and such that .
- Let and be non-empty sets. The best we can say about is that
- It is the maximum of and .
- It is the minimum of and .
- It is strictly greater than and strictly greater than .
- It is greater than or equal to and greater than or equal to .
- It is less than or equal to and less than or equal to .
- It is strictly greater than at least one of and .
- It is equal to at least one of and .
- Let and be non-empty sets. The best we can say about is that
- It is less than or equal to , and less than or equal to .
- It is the maximum of and .
- It is the minimum of and .
- It is equal to at least one of and .
- It is strictly less than and strictly less than .
- It is greater than or equal to and greater than or equal to .
- It is greater than or equal to at least one of and .
- Let be a non-empty set. If , this means that
- For every real number , there exists an such that .
- There exists and a real number such that .
- There exists an such that for every real number .
- There exists a real number such that for every .
- is the empty set.
- For every real number and every , we have .
- There exists an such that for every real number .
- Let be a set. If , this means that
- For every real number , there exists an such that .
- There exists and a real number such that .
- There exists an such that for every real number .
- There exists a real number such that for every .
- is the empty set.
- For every real number and every , we have .
- CORRECT. This answer is technically correct, but there is a simpler way to state it.
- There exists an such that for every real number .
- Let be a non-empty set. If is not bounded, this means that
- For every real number , there exists an such that .
- For every positive number , there exists an such that , and for every negative number , there exists such that .
- and .
- and .
- For every real number , there exists an such that .
- There exists an such that for every real number .
- There exists a real number such that for every .
- Let and be bounded non-empty sets. Which of the following statements would be equivalent to saying that ?
- For every and every , we have .
- For every and every , we have . Also, for every , there exists and such that .
- For every , there exists and such that .
- There exists a real number such that for all and .
- There exists and such that . However, for any , there does not exist and for which .
- For every there exists a such that .
- For every there exists a such that . Also, for every there exists an such that .
- Let be a set, and let be a real number. If , this means that
- for every . Also, for every , there exists an such that .
- for every .
- There exists an such that every real number a between and lies in .
- Every number less than lies in , and every number greater than does not lie in .
- lies in , and is larger than every other element of .
- INCORRECT. This implies that , but is not necessary.
- There exists a sequence of elements in which converges to .
- There exists a sequence of elements in which are less than , but converges to .
- Let be a set, and let be a real number. If , this means that
- for every . Also, for every , there exists an such that .
- for every .
- There exists an such that every element of is less than .
- For every and every , we have .
- For every there exists an such that .
- There exists an such that for every .
- Every number less than or equal to lies in .
- Let be a set, and let be a real number. If , this means that
- for every . Also, for every , there exists an such that .
- for every .
- INCORRECT. Close, but this is not quite sufficient to imply (can you think of a counterexample?)
- There exists an such that every element of is less than .
- For every and every , we have .
- For every there exists an such that .
- There exists an such that for every .
- Every number less than or equal to lies in .
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