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Soit fn(x) = (1)/(n + n3x) pour x R^+. Montrer que la série sum fn(x) converge simplement sur R^+.

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Voici la solution de l'exercice 2.

On considère la série de fonctions fn(x)=1n+n3xf_n(x) = \frac{1}{n + n^3x} pour x∈R+x \in \mathbb{R}^+.

1. Montrer que la série ∑fn(x)\sum f_n(x) converge simplement sur R+\mathbb{R}^+

Step 1: Pour montrer la convergence simple, on fixe x∈R+x \in \mathbb{R}^+.
Pour tout n≥1n \ge 1 et x>0x > 0, on a n+n3x>n3xn + n^3x > n^3x.
Donc, $0 < f_n(x)

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