You should specify what the exact measure space is. I assume it's the Lebesgue measure on the Lebesgue measurable sets of
For #1, assuming A is measurebale, use the outer measure definition. Observe that if a "chunk of A" that's covered by an interval [a, b], then the corresponding "chunk of kA" is covered by the interval [ka, kb]. Likewise, if a "chunk of kA" is covered by the interval [a, b], then the corresponding "chunk of A" is covered by the interval [a/k, b/k]. The k=0 special case is easy, and you should also pay attention to what happens when m(A) is infinite.
If you understood #1, then #2 uses a similar idea.
How far have you gotten on #3? Have you determined the pointwise convergence? Do you know what uniform convergence means?