Problem #69
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real_analysis
Continuity on Compact Sets
If f is defined on E, the graph of f is the set of points (x, f(x)) for x in E. If E is a set of real numbers, and f is real-valued, the graph of f is a subset of the plane.
Suppose E is compact, and prove that f is continuous on E if and only if its graph is compact.
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