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Lebl-Basic-Analysis-I
· Problem 3.2.8
Continuous Functions
Mathematics · continuous-functions
Problem
Suppose
S
⊂
R
S \subset \mathbb{R}
S
⊂
R
, such that
(
c
−
α
,
c
+
α
)
⊂
S
(c - \alpha, c + \alpha) \subset S
(
c
−
α
,
c
+
α
)
⊂
S
for some
c
∈
R
c \in \mathbb{R}
c
∈
R
and
α
>
0
\alpha > 0
α
>
0
. Let
f
:
S
→
R
f : S \to \mathbb{R}
f
:
S
→
R
be a function and
A
:
=
(
c
−
α
,
c
+
α
)
A := (c - \alpha, c + \alpha)
A
:=
(
c
−
α
,
c
+
α
)
. Prove that if
f
∣
A
f|_A
f
∣
A
is continuous at
c
c
c
, then
f
f
f
is continuous at
c
c
c
.
Related theory
Characteristic Functions And Moment Generating Functions
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