Difference between revisions of "Uniform Continuity Theorem"

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(New page: The '''Uniform Continuity Theorem''' states: <blockquote> If ''f'' is a continuous function, and the domain of ''f'' is compact, then ''f'' is uniformly continuous. </blockquote> [[catego...)
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The Uniform Continuity Theorem states:

If f is a continuous function, and the domain of f is compact, then f is uniformly continuous.