Lecture

Extrema Absolutes

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This lecture covers the concept of absolute extrema for continuous functions on compact sets, exploring the existence and uniqueness of maximum and minimum values. It also delves into the relationship between continuity and compactness, providing insights on interval properties and border points.

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