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Please assist me with the following. I've been thinking about it for a while, but don't know where to begin.
Let g be a bounded measurable function on a measurable set A,
and h be bounded measurable functions on a measurable set B.
Suppose that [tex]\forall[/tex] c [tex]\in[/tex] R,
[tex]\mu[/tex]{x [tex]\in[/tex] A | g(x) [tex]\geq[/tex] c} = [tex]\mu[/tex]{x [tex]\in[/tex] B | h(x) [tex]\geq[/tex] c}.
Prove that [tex]\int[/tex]A g = [tex]\int[/tex]B h.
Let g be a bounded measurable function on a measurable set A,
and h be bounded measurable functions on a measurable set B.
Suppose that [tex]\forall[/tex] c [tex]\in[/tex] R,
[tex]\mu[/tex]{x [tex]\in[/tex] A | g(x) [tex]\geq[/tex] c} = [tex]\mu[/tex]{x [tex]\in[/tex] B | h(x) [tex]\geq[/tex] c}.
Prove that [tex]\int[/tex]A g = [tex]\int[/tex]B h.
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