1.1 Section 2.3
Problem 1.
Suppose A is measurable. Then for any >), there is an open set G = G such that A G and (G A) < .
Problem 2.
Suppose A is a null set. Then for any > 0, there exists a sequence of intervals Ij such that A Sj=1 Ij and Pj=1 |Ij| < . Now consider A2 = {a2 : a A}. Note that if a Ik = (x,y) for some k, then
x < a < y
Problem 3.
Suppose A is any set, B is measurable, and (A4B) = 0. Note that A4B = (A B) (B A). Also note that (A B) (B A) = . So we have,
(A4B) = (() (B A))
= (A B) + (B A)
= 0
Thus, we have that (A B) = (B A). Since outer measure is non-negative, we must have that,
(A B) = 0 = (B A)
So we have that AB is a null set and is thus measurable. Now note that A = (AB) (A B) and that (A B) (A B) = . Since B is measurable, we have that there exists an open set G such that B G and (G B) <
Problem 6.
Problem 9.
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1.2 Section 2.4 Problem 2.
Problem 4.
1.3 Section 2.5 Problem 1.
Problem 6.
Problem 7.
Problem 10.
Problem 13.
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