Prove f is in L3(dμ): Measurable Function

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The discussion focuses on proving that a measurable nonnegative function f belongs to the space L3(dμ) under the condition that for every positive t, the measure μ{x:f(x)≥t} is bounded by M/(t^5), where M is a constant. The key argument involves demonstrating that the third power of the absolute value of f converges, utilizing the provided inequality to establish that f decreases sufficiently as t increases, ensuring its integrability. This conclusion is essential for confirming the membership of f in L3(dμ).

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Let f be a measurable nonegative function on a positive measure space,such that for every positive t,
μ{x:f(x)≥t}≤M/(t^5)
M is constant.prove that f is in the space L3(dμ)
 
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What have you tried so far? It basically comes down to showing that the third power of the absolute value converges. Use the inequality you have to show that the function slows down enough as t increases for f to be integrable.
 

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