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Suppose A is bounded and not compact. Prove that there is a function that is continuous...
Suppose A is bounded and not compact. Prove that there is a function that is continuous on A, but not uniformly continuous. Give an example of a set that is not compact, but every function continuous on that set is uniformly continuous.
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