Real Analysis | The uniform continuity of sqrt(x).

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We show that the square root function is uniformly continuous on its domain.

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Love your videos. I wish the YT Algorithm had introduced you earlier.

kinpatu
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In fact |√x-√y|≤√|x-y| for all non-negative x and y. So it's uniformly continuous.

pierineri
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Your videos helps me a lot to read U.A by Stephen Abott, thanks you so much

ranitacab
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Thanks for doing all kinds of tutorials! Even ones that might be not as popular!
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neur
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at 6:22 in your scratch work, aren't you proving that sqrt(x) is a Lipschitz function?
and all Lipschitz functions are uniformly continuos

juanfa
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On the open set of ordinal integers between zeroth and second.

jimskea
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Great problem sir, waiting for more of your physics videos.

yazhineet.s
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You could have also picked δ = min{δ_1, δ_2, 1} and that still confines x and y to one of [0, 2] or [1, inf).

charlottedarroch
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This is the information I was looking for, I had many doubts, thank you very much my friend.✨👍

SalomonChing
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But sir what if we choose x in 0, 1 and y in 1, +infinity how would your result hold in this case

tryhxrd.
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Is step function is uniformly continuous

uniqueideas
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Creo que Mr.Penn debe ser más ordenado y escribir un poco más grandes las letras.

leonardoavila
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Sir I'm an 8th grader and having problems while factoring cubics and quartics, could you kindly help me

chessematics
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All of this complicated equations and dividing into those two cases is unnecessary.
Just use delta = epsilon^2 and you're basically immediately done.

backyard
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Consider going directly to absolute continuity, so a function can be recovered by integrating its derivative. Key for calculus.

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