Wednesday, 16 September 2015

real analysis - Continuity & boundedness on open interval implies uniform continuity

Suppose f(x) is continuous and bounded on (0,1). Is f(x) uniformly continuous on (0,1)?



I think yes, because it's bounded, i.e. there exists M:|f(x)|<M. We could use this M as δ in the definition of uniformly continuous function for any ϵ. My textbook says, the answer is no. Why?

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