Lecture

Functions: Monotonicity and Boundedness

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This lecture covers the concepts of monotonicity and boundedness in functions, exploring how functions can be monotonically increasing or decreasing, as well as how they can be bounded above or below. It also delves into the restrictions and implications of these properties in mathematical analysis.

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