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Find the pointwise limit of the following sequences of functions on the segment [0,2]. Is this...

Find the pointwise limit of the following sequences of functions on the segment [0,2]. Is this convergence uniform on [0,2] a) fn(x)=(x^n)/((x^n)+1

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