Consider the following s(x)=1-sin(nz) 2n=1 T p>1. a) Show that s^p is continuous on IR for...

 

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Consider the following s(x)=1-sin(nz) 2n=1 T p>1. a) Show that s^p is continuous on IR for p > 1. b) Show that s^p is C^1 on IR for p > 2. c) Show that s^p is C^2 on IR for p > 3. Consider the following s(x)=1-sin(nz) 2n=1 T p>1. a) Show that s^p is continuous on IR for p > 1. b) Show that s^p is C^1 on IR for p > 2. c) Show that s^p is C^2 on IR for p > 3.