is a one-dimensional normed linear space.
is continous.
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One Dimensional Normed Linear Space : Completeness and Continuity
Suppose that E is a one-dimensional normed linear space.
Prove that E is complete and that each linear functional on E is continous.
Completeness and Continuity are investigated for a One Dimensional Normed Linear Space.
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