Extending a uniformly continuous function from a dense subset

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Homework Statement


we have 2 metric spaces (X, d) and (Y, d')

given:
1) A is a dense subset of X
2) Y is complete
3) there is a uniformly continuous function f: A->Y

let g: X->Y be the extension of f
that is, g(x)=f(x), for all x in A

is g uniformly continuous?

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The Attempt at a Solution



not sure where to start...
 
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You could start by proving that such an extension exists and is unique. How would you define g?