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Here I show that the product of two continuous functions is continuous. I do it both by using epsilon-delta and the sequence definition of continuity. Interestingly, the proof is similar to the proof of the product rule for derivatives. Enjoy!

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Thanks must go to Dr .Peyam for the eloquent proof in his great video ❤

wtt
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Amazing proof! Great job, from a mathematics major in Canada.

Jekku
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The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination

trangngoc
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Is this a real analysis lesson, due to involving the sequence definition of continuity?

mike_the_tutor
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Hi dr. Peyam! Thanks for the class!
A doubt:
if I had chosen the ε of the δ3 as ε/(2*|g(xo)|), could I separate this exercise it into two cases, one where g is different from 0 and another where g is equal to 0 ?
Thanks for your attention!

mariosergiomadurosantana
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Do f and g have to have the same domain for this proof to apply?

Shaan_Suri
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Dr sir, please suggest a textbook to read along with 😢

meshachistifanus
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and the proof I spent two hours trying to figure out is done in 11 minutes

jewelleharper
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If f(x):R to R is continuous, and
g, h:R to R, g(x)=f(x+t) and h(x)=f(tx)
[ t€R+ ]. Then, are g(x) and h(x) continuous or uniformly continuous or discontinuous?

SR-kdwi
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Tbh I dislike that during proofs people "choose ε=1". Literary ε is a small number "given by the enemy", as my teacher would say...

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