Uniform Continuity: Example of f*g Not Being Uniformly Continuous

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Homework Statement



If f and g are uniformly continuous on X, give an example showing f*g may not be uniformly continuous.



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i think if the functions are unbounded the product will not uniformly continuous. Is there a specific example of this function..?
 
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Consider some simple examples first!
Choose X = \mathbb{R}, and maybe let f(x) = x, for any x \in \mathbb{R}.
 
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