For a function h and an interval I, the oscillation of h on I is defined by w(h, I) = sup |h(æ) – h(y)|- x,YEI 1. For any two bounded functions, show that w(fg, I) < sup |f| -w(g, I) + sup |g| - w(f,I). I I
For a function h and an interval I, the oscillation of h on I is defined by w(h, I) = sup |h(æ) – h(y)|- x,YEI 1. For any two bounded functions, show that w(fg, I) < sup |f| -w(g, I) + sup |g| - w(f,I). I I
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