Sei f ∈C(X) und X0:={x ∈X: f(x) ≠0 ; ≠0 .. Zeige, daß dic Funktion 1 / f: X0 →𝐑 stetig ist.

Name: Problem 1, Chapter 159: Lehrbuch der Analysis
Uploaded: 2021-12-07T15:44:46-08:00
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Description: Sei f ∈C(X) und X0:={x ∈X: f(x) ≠0 ; ≠0 .. Zeige, daß dic Funktion 1 / f: X0 →𝐑 stetig ist.

step 1 in this problem note that f x will always be an integer which means that g of f of x which means

Sei f ∈C(X) und X0:={x ∈X: f(x) ≠0 ; ≠0 .. Zeige, daß dic...

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