Correct answer: (B) Pointwise convergence everywhere, but not to a CDF
Explanation
For any fixed finite x, eventually |x|<n and F_n(x)=1/2+x/(2n)→1/2. The constant limit has neither the required zero limit at −∞ nor one limit at +∞, so is not a CDF. **B**.
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