Let (xn) be a bounded sequence and let m are infinitely many terms in the sequence greater than m – e. lim sup xn. Then for every e > 0 there If ƒ : D → R and f(D) is a bounded set, then f is continuous on D. If ƒ : D → R and c e D is an isolated point, then f is continuous at c. If ƒ : D → R is continuous at c and c e D', then lim-+c f (x) = f(c). If f : D → R and (xn) is a Cauchy sequence in D, then (f(xn)) converges. Suppose f: D → R is continuous. Then there exists x1 E D such that f(x1) > f(x) for all x E D.

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Let (xn) be a bounded sequence and let m
are infinitely many terms in the sequence greater than m – €.
lim sup xn. Then for every e > 0 there
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If ƒ : D → R and f(D) is a bounded set, then f is continuous on D.
If ƒ : D → R and c E D is an isolated point, then f is continuous at c.
If ƒ : D → R is continuous at c and c e D', then lim,→c f (x) = f(c).
If ƒ : D → R and (xn) is a Cauchy sequence in D, then (f(xn)) converges.
Suppose f: D → R is continuous. Then there exists x1 E D such that f (x1) > f(x)
for all x E D.
Let D CR be bounded and f : D → R be continuous. Then f(D) is bounded.
If ƒ : D → R is continuous and bounded on D, then f assumes maximum and mini-
mum values on D.
Transcribed Image Text:Let (xn) be a bounded sequence and let m are infinitely many terms in the sequence greater than m – €. lim sup xn. Then for every e > 0 there %3D If ƒ : D → R and f(D) is a bounded set, then f is continuous on D. If ƒ : D → R and c E D is an isolated point, then f is continuous at c. If ƒ : D → R is continuous at c and c e D', then lim,→c f (x) = f(c). If ƒ : D → R and (xn) is a Cauchy sequence in D, then (f(xn)) converges. Suppose f: D → R is continuous. Then there exists x1 E D such that f (x1) > f(x) for all x E D. Let D CR be bounded and f : D → R be continuous. Then f(D) is bounded. If ƒ : D → R is continuous and bounded on D, then f assumes maximum and mini- mum values on D.
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