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Exercise 3. Let f : [0,1]- R be non-negative and Riemann integrable. Assume of()dr 0. otherwise. Show that g is not Riemann i

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Here, f:[0.1]-->R is to be non-negative and Riemann integrable. And also f(r)dr >0

now,

     ifxEQ g(x)-〉f(x) 0 if r E Other wise

,... , In) is a partition This function is not Riemann integrable. If P- 1, 12 of [0, 1], then Ike since every interval of no

The Dirichlet function is discontinuous at every point of [0, 1], and Riemann integral of a highly discontinuous function need not exist.

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