Any help understanding this Lemma is Appreciated
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The discussion centers on a lemma involving the integral of a polynomial function multiplied by another function, specifically addressing the hypothesis that leads to the conclusion that ∫h(u)*p(u)du = 0. User Mining_Engr clarifies that if p(u) is defined as p(u) = ∑_{i=0}^n α_i u^i, then the integral can be expressed as a sum of integrals: ∫h(u) p(u) du = ∑_{i=0}^n α_i ∫h(u) u^i du. Since each integral ∫h(u) u^i du evaluates to zero, the overall sum is confirmed to be zero.
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