Let a < b be given. Give examples of continuous functions g, h : (a, b) → R such that (a) g is not bounded. (b) h is bounded but does not attain its bounds.

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Let a < b be given. Give examples of continuous functions g, h : (a, b) → R such that:
(a) g is not bounded.
(b) h is bounded but does not attain its bounds.
Transcribed Image Text:Let a < b be given. Give examples of continuous functions g, h : (a, b) → R such that: (a) g is not bounded. (b) h is bounded but does not attain its bounds.
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