Real Analysis : Intermediate Value Theorem
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A function is increasing on A if f(x)<=f(y) for all x <y in A. Show that the intermediate value theorem does have a converse if we assume f is increasing on [a,b].
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We'll prove this by contradiction.
Suppose that f is not continuous and let a<c<b.
Let e>0 .Since f is ...
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The Intermediate Value Theorem is proven not to have a converse over a given interval. The solution is concise.
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