Mathematics · Real Analysis
If f(x) = sin(x2) for x ∈ &mathbb{R}, then which of the following statements is true regarding its continuity and uniform continuity?
- 1f(x) is continuous on &mathbb{R} but not uniformly continuous on &mathbb{R}.✓
- 2f(x) is uniformly continuous on &mathbb{R}.
- 3f(x) is not continuous on &mathbb{R}.
- 4f(x) is continuous and uniformly continuous only in bounded intervals in &mathbb{R}.
Correct answer
f(x) is continuous on &mathbb{R} but not uniformly continuous on &mathbb{R}.
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