Integration of a function
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(a) let f:[0,1] ---R be the function
f(x) = { x when x is an element of rational numbers
{-x when x is not an element of rational numbers
Prove that f is not integrable on [0,1] but |f| is integrable
(b) Find the limit as x goes to 0 of
1/x the integral of e^t^2 dt between the boundaries 0 and x, x being the upper boundary.
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This is a proof of integrability and non-integrability, and how to find the limit of a given function.
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(a) let f:[0,1] ---R be the function
f(x) = { x when x is an element of rational numbers
{-x when x is not an element of rational numbers
Prove that f is not integrable on [0,1] but ...
Purchase this Solution
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