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This is the boundedness criterion for a bilinear form. Since B is continuous at (0,0), there are r,s>0 such that ∣B(x,y)∣≤1 whenever ∥x∥<r and ∥y∥<s. For nonzero u,v, apply this to
x=2∥u∥r​u,y=2∥v∥s​v.
(1)
Linearity in each argument then gives
∣B(u,v)∣≤rs4​∥u∥∥v∥.
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The same inequality is immediate if either vector is zero, so one may take M=4/(rs).

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