Bounded derivative implies uniform continuity

A differentiable function with bounded derivative is Lipschitz, hence uniformly continuous.
Bounded derivative implies uniform continuity

Bounded derivative implies uniform continuity: Let IRI\subseteq\mathbb R be an and let f:IRf:I\to\mathbb R be on II. If there is a constant MM such that f(t)M|f'(t)|\le M for all tIt\in I, then for all x,yIx,y\in I,

f(x)f(y)Mxy. |f(x)-f(y)|\le M|x-y|.

Consequently, ff is Lipschitz and in particular uniformly continuous on II.

This estimate is a direct application of the . It is the one-dimensional special case of the for differentiable maps.