How Does Negation and Reciprocal Affect Bounds and Integrability of Functions?

  • #51
micromass said:
That's it!

Hence -f is integrable on [a,b] o.o...

You sir have the patience of a saint for helping me with that one. The 1/f case is just a reproduction and I'm pretty sure I can handle it. Thanks so much for your help though.

I'm going to go pass out now lol...
 
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  • #52
Zondrina said:
I'm going to go pass out now lol...

Haha! You deserve some rest!
 

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