and there exists M>0
such that
Prove that f is uniformly continuous on D.
Hint: Can use the mean value theorem.
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Uniformly Continuous Functions and Mean Value Theorem
Assume that f is differentiable for each x and there exists M>0
such that
for each x
Prove that f is uniformly continuous on D.
Hint: Can use the mean value theorem.
keywords: differentiability, continuity
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