Suppose that the function f: [0, 1] in R is continuous and thatf(x) > 2      if 0<=X < 1.Is it necessarily the case that f ( 1) > 2?

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Suppose that the function f: [0, 1] in R is continuous and that
f(x) > 2      if 0<=X < 1.
Is it necessarily the case that f ( 1) > 2?

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