MHB Are Simple Functions Dense in Bounded Borel Functions on a Compact Space?

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Let K be a compact space and let B be the space of bounded borel functions on K equipped with the supremum norm. Show that simple functions (i.e. functions attaining only a finite number of values) are dense in B.

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Let K be a compact space and let B be the space of bounded borel functions on K equipped with the supremum norm. Show that simple functions (i.e. functions attaining only a finite number of values) are dense in B.

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Hi Fermat,

Please make an effort and show us what you've done.

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I know I need to show $||f_{n}-f||->0$ where the $f_{n}$ are simple but I don't know where to start
 
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