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ALL 11 CHAPTERS COVERED
,INSTRUCTOR’S MANUAL TO ACCOMPANY
INTRODUCTION TO REAL
ANALYSIS
Fourth Edition
Robert G. Bartle
Eastern Michigan University
Donald R. Sherbert
University of Illinois
JOHN WILEY & SONS, INC.
New York • Chichester • Weinheim • Brisbane • Singapore • Toronto
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, PREFACE
This manual is offered as an aid in using the fourth edition of Introduction
to Real Analysis as a text. Both of us have frequently taught courses from
the earlier editions of the text and we share here our experience and
thoughts as to how to use the book. We hope our comments will be useful.
We also provide partial solutions for almost all of the exercises in the
book. Complete solutions are almost never presented here, but we hope
that enough is given so that a complete solution is within reach. Of course,
there is more than one correct way to attack a problem, and you may find
better proofs for some of these exercises.
We also repeat the graphs that were given in the manual for the previous
editions, which were prepared for us by Professor Horacio Porta, whom we
wish to thank again.
Robert G. Bartle November 20, 2010
Donald R. Sherbert