Question: Suppose that E is a compact subset of X. a) If f, g : E Rn are uniformly continuous, prove that f + g
Suppose that E is a compact subset of X.
a) If f, g : E → Rn are uniformly continuous, prove that f + g and f ∙ g are uniformly continuous. Did you need compactness for both results?
b) If g: E → R is continuous on E and g(x) ≠ 0 for x ∈ £, prove that 1/g is a bounded function.
c) If f, g: E → R are uniformly continuous on E and g(x) ≠ 0 for x ∈ E, prove that f/g is uniformly continuous on £.
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