Let f : R → R be continuous on R. For k E N, define fk : R → R by k fk (x): f. Prove that for all L > 0 we have that (fk)kEN converges uniformly on [-L, L] to ƒ. (Here the significance of the factor...

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Let f : R → R be continuous on R. For k E N, define fk : R → R by k fk (x): f. Prove that for all L > 0 we have that (fk)kEN converges uniformly on [-L, L] to ƒ. (Here the significance of the factor...

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