Bourbaki

Exercise 6, § 4

Functions of a Real Variable, I, 46

Let ff be a convex function on an interval ]a, +∞[]a,\ +\infty[; show that f(x)/xf(x)/x has a limit (finite or equal to +∞+\infty) as xx tends to +∞+\infty; this limit is also that of fd′(x)f'_d(x) and of fg′(x)f'_g(x); it is >0> 0 if f(x)f(x) tends to +∞+\infty as xx tends to +∞+\infty.

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