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Assume that f is a continuous, real-valued function
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[QUOTE="member 587159, post: 5980996"] Anu proof will have to use the definition. Where did you pick an epsilon greater than 0? It is weird to pick ##n##. I suggest you follow the proof strategy suggested by [USER=538805]@Svein[/USER], and after you are done with the proof, convince yourself that the same proof also applies where the codomain is an arbitrary metric space (i.e. change the absolute values with a distance function and look careful that you never used something else) [/QUOTE]
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