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The Continuous Image of a Compact set is Compact
Suppose that Cn is compact, and suppose f:Cm is continuous, then the image f(C) is compact.
Extreme Value
Suppose that Cn is compact and f:C is continuous, then there are points a,bC that attain the minimum and maximum values of f on C, that is, for every xC we have: f(a)f(x)f(b)