Limit: f(x) positive, cont. on I=[a,b], M = max[x in I] f(x), prove lim[x->infty]....

[kopanagiotou]

Limit: f(x) positive, cont. on I=[a,b], M = max[x in I] f(x), prove lim[x->infty]....

Attempt to solution

 

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[kopanagiotou]

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Solution attempt

 

[pka]

Solution attempt

All of those steps are correct. Note that they do not show equality.

 

[kopanagiotou]

All of those steps are correct. Note that they do not show equality.

If we could prove that the limit is also greater than or equal to M

 

[pka]

If we could prove that the limit is also greater than or equal to M

Yes, if one could do that?