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Properties of Reimann Integral and The Fundamental Theorem

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Consider The Following Function:
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Calculate the Upper and Lower Reimann sums based on an arbitrary partition
P = {xo, .............., xn} of [a,b] and then compute the upper and lower Reimann Integrals of D (5x-11) over [a,b]. Prove that f is not a Reimann Integral.

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Properties of The Reimann Integral and The Fundamental Theorems of Calculus are examined.

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