: Iff [a, b] →→ R is integrable, then there exists a sequence Pn of partitions of [a, b] for which lim U(f, Pn) - L(f, Pn) = 0 n→∞0

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Iff [a, b] →→ R is integrable, then there exists a sequence Pn of partitions of [a, b] for
which
lim U(f, Pn) - L(f, Pn) = 0
n→∞0
Transcribed Image Text:: Iff [a, b] →→ R is integrable, then there exists a sequence Pn of partitions of [a, b] for which lim U(f, Pn) - L(f, Pn) = 0 n→∞0
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