Lecture

Intermediate Value Theorem

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Description

This lecture covers the Intermediate Value Theorem, uniform continuity, Lipschitz functions, and the properties of continuous functions on closed intervals. It also explores the concept of strictly monotone functions and their implications in real analysis.

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