Suppose the function f: R→ R is continuous at a point xo. Prove that there is an interval 1 = (xoxo +) where n is a natural number such that f(x) < n for all x in I.
Suppose the function f: R→ R is continuous at a point xo. Prove that there is an interval 1 = (xoxo +) where n is a natural number such that f(x) < n for all x in I.
Suppose the function f: R→ R is continuous at a point xo. Prove that there is an interval 1 = (xoxo +) where n is a natural number such that f(x) < n for all x in I.
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose the function f: R R is continuous at a point xo. Prove that there is an interval
1 = (xoxo +) where n is a natural number such that f(x) < n for all x in I.
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