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Vijay posted an Question
June 20, 2022 • 02:16 am 30 points
  • CSIR NET
  • Mathematical Sciences

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******** *************************************************************** ******************************************************************** 10) A function f: R R is said to be periodic if there exists p>0 such that f(z+p) = f(«), for all z E R. If f is a continuous periodic function on R, then [Question ID = 24543] f is unbounded Option ID = 38173] 1. 2is unbounded a f is not uniformly continuous (option ID = 38172] 4is uniformly continuous and bounded on l [Option ID = 38170] [Option ID = 38171]

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    Since, f(x) is periodic and continuous it can never achieve infinity also it must be bounded for all values of x. Hence it's range can never be equal to it's co-domain R. So A continuous periodic function is always bounded f(x)=sinx 4

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