Suppose is strictly increasing with supremum (least upper bound) . Then the function is
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Suppose u:ℝ→ℝ₊ is strictly increasing with supremum (least upper bound) α∈ℝ. Then the function x↦ u(x)/(α-u(x)) is (A) not well defined for some x∈ℝ (B) bounded above (C) unbounded above (D) not strictly increasing
Also written as: Suppose u:R->R_+ is strictly increasing with supremum (least upper bound) alpha in R. Then the function x|-> u(x)/(alpha-u(x)) is
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This question is on Supremum, infimum and epsilon arguments, part of Real analysis in Mathematics.
Greatest lower and least upper bounds, and proofs that work with arbitrarily small tolerances.
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