2b 2) A function f is uniformly continuous on the interval l if for all e > 0 we can find an8 > 0 (depending only on e) such that if x1, x2 EI and lx1 – x2| < 8, so is\f(x1) – f(x2)| < e.Determine whether the following functions are uniformly continuous on thespecified Intervals.In(x)a) f(x) :х (1,00)x-1In (x)b) f(x) :хе (1, 00)(x-1)a

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In(x) f(x) = χ (1, 0) x-1 f(x) = In (x) (x-1)2' х (1, 00)