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wayneckm
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Hello all,
For a monotonic increasing/decreasing function [tex] f(x) [/tex] on [tex] x \in \mathbb{R}[/tex], we can only have supremum/infimum which is occurred at [tex] x = \infty[/tex] with value [tex] \lim_{x\uparrow \infty}f(x) [/tex] Otherwise, if it was a maximum/minimum, it would violate the assumption of monotonicity.
Am I correct on the above statement?
For a monotonic increasing/decreasing function [tex] f(x) [/tex] on [tex] x \in \mathbb{R}[/tex], we can only have supremum/infimum which is occurred at [tex] x = \infty[/tex] with value [tex] \lim_{x\uparrow \infty}f(x) [/tex] Otherwise, if it was a maximum/minimum, it would violate the assumption of monotonicity.
Am I correct on the above statement?