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Math 302 Final Exam Questions And Answers
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Local Continuity of a Function ANS✔✔ - Let (M, d) and (N, s) be metric
spaces.

- Let S be completely contained in M, with c in S

- Let f: S -> N be a function

We say f is continuous at c if the following holds:

limf(xn) = f(c) = f(limxn)



Global Continuity ANS✔✔ If f is continuous at all c, it is globally continuous
on S



- to prove, take function and prove continuity at general c, then state c is
arbitrary



Which functions from (M, discrete) -> (N, s) is continuous? ANS✔✔ All



What functions from R -> R are continuous? ANS✔✔ Polynomials, sinx, cosx,
e^x and their compositions, sums, difference, and product



f^-1 behaves nicely when it comes to intersections, unions, and
complements ANS✔✔ - f^-1(C /\ D) = f^-1(C)/\f^-1(D)

- f^-1(C U D) = f^-1(C) U f^-1(D)

- f^-1(C \ D) = f^-1(C) \ f^-1(D)

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Why is R^n -> R, f(x) = x continuous? ANS✔✔ it is the projection of x onto
the first coordinate of x



Global Continuity Theorem ANS✔✔ TFAE:

(1) f is continuous on M

(2) Under f, the inverse image of an open set is open

(3) Under f, the inverse image of a closed set is closed



Corollary of Global Continuity Theorem ANS✔✔ Let f: (M, d) -> (R, usual) be
continuous

Let gamma = real valued number

(1) {x in M | f(x) < gamma} is open in M

(2) {x in M | f(x) > gamma} is open in M

(3) {x in M | f(x) <= gamma} is closed in M

(4) {x in M | f(x) >= gamma} is closed in M

(5) {x in M | f(x) = gamma} is closed in M



The continuous image of a ____ set is _____ ANS✔✔ compact **FORWARD
NOT INVERSE**



Max-Min Theorem ANS✔✔ A continuous real valued function on a compact
set contains its max and min in that set



Convex Definition ANS✔✔ A set C in a metric space is convex if the line
segment joining any two points in C is back in C

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