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Tut 4

1) The document considers properties of Riemann integrals and integrals of non-negative functions. 2) It shows that if a function f is Riemann integrable over an interval [a,b] and f(x) is always greater than or equal to 0, then the integral of f from a to b must equal 0 only when f(x) is equal to 0 for all x. 3) It also provides an example of a function f defined on [0,2] that is Riemann integrable with its Riemann sum converging to the integral of x^2 from 0 to 2.

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Tut 4

1) The document considers properties of Riemann integrals and integrals of non-negative functions. 2) It shows that if a function f is Riemann integrable over an interval [a,b] and f(x) is always greater than or equal to 0, then the integral of f from a to b must equal 0 only when f(x) is equal to 0 for all x. 3) It also provides an example of a function f defined on [0,2] that is Riemann integrable with its Riemann sum converging to the integral of x^2 from 0 to 2.

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Tutorial 4

a -3x2+ 32-1 =

(n- 173
La
of the form p(x
-

1)
hence the TS at x
=

f(n) =

Ean an

b(n) = c)
n =
0

= N

0 ↳
n =

ann
R
I

n =
0

I
f(x)
Consides In =

90 , n , ...... ]

L(t , Pn) =

* mi( - )
i 0
=

=mi(n)
i =
8

(l(i) +

i
=

H
(2)(t)

=(n+1) (i) +

(n -1)(2)(i)

3
I
= -

v(f , Pn) =

3 +

I
Now , L(+ , Pn) = L(f) = v(f) = V (f, Pn)

At 1tn -
,
L(f , 4n) =

U(t , Pn)

Hence L(t) v(f) b


I)f(n)dn
=
=
=

,
(a) As I is Riemann int ,

(If , P)
d f(n)dn V(f , P)
= =

NOW , L(f , P) =

< m
: (Wi+-xi)
As f(n) > 0
, Mi > 0 + i .

Hence ((+ , P) = 0 => Yf(u)dn - 0

Assume I (t(a , b) s t .
f(z) > 0 ·

Now ,
58 S t .
f(x)
>
F In-11 < S
(No need to write proof .
Obvious with t =

Ex)
Hence ,
for any partition 4,

v(f , 4) =
(28) +
1
=

8 f(c) .

Hence ,

V(f) =

Inf[U(t , P)3 >


, 5 f(c)
.
But if I was Riemann integrable ,
b

aff(x)dx =

0 =

v(f) >, f f()

which is a contradiction

Hence f(x) = 0 F x .

(6) + : [0 2] ,
->
R

E
f(x) =
I x =

I x F
I

Si -
( -
)
By comparision ,
it is Riemanu Sum

of f(x) =

TIx2 over x ->

[0 17 ,
Hence
,
line
=

!) f (n) de

)! azdn I
=

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