Real Analysis : Riemann Integrable Functions
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Show that the function h, defined on I by h(x)=x for x rational and h(x)=0 for x irrational, is not Riemann integrable on I.
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Show that the function h, defined on I by h(x)=x for x rational and h(x)=0 for x irrational, is not Riemann integrable on I.
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