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roam
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I need some help with this question please. Thanks. :
a) Let f: [0,1] [tex]\rightarrow R[/tex] be given by
http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/5435/10187431tc4.gif
Argue that f is integerable.
The attempt at a solution
I don't get it. A function is integerable if its integral exists. How can we integrate this? There is no actual function given here...
So how are we supposed to argue that it is integerable?
a) Let f: [0,1] [tex]\rightarrow R[/tex] be given by
http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/5435/10187431tc4.gif
Argue that f is integerable.
The attempt at a solution
I don't get it. A function is integerable if its integral exists. How can we integrate this? There is no actual function given here...
So how are we supposed to argue that it is integerable?
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