Let f:[a,b] → R. Which of thefollowing conditions on f issufficient to conclude that f is NOTRiemann integrable over the interval[a,b]?Select one:a. none of the given optionsform a list of sufficientconditions to conclude that f isnot Riemann integrable on [a,b].b. There is a sequence (a,) in[a,b] such that f(a,)→- 0 asn → 0.c. f is not monotone in [a,b].d. f has a finite number ofdiscontinuities in [a,b]. Question 1Let f:[a,b]→R be a positive-valued function. Which ofthe following conditions on f is sufficient to concludethat f is NOT Riemann integrable over the interval [a,b]?Not yetansweredMarked out of2.00Select one:P Flag questionO a. none of the given options form a list of sufficientconditions to conclude that f is not Riemannintegrable on [a,b].O b. f has more than one point of discontinuity in [a,b].C. There is a sequence (a,) in [a,b] such that1-0 as n 0.fla,)O d. f is not a step function.Lr

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Let f:[a,b]→ R. Which of the following conditions on f is sufficient to conclude that f is NOT Riemann integrable over the interval [a,b]? Select one: a. none of the given options form a list of sufficient conditions to conclude that f is not Riemann integrable on [a,b]. b. There is a sequence (a,) in [a,b] such that f(a,)→∞ as n → 0. c. f is not monotone in [a,b]. d. f has a finite number of discontinuities in [a,b].

Let f:[a,b]→ R. Which of the following conditions on f is sufficient to conclude that f is NOT Riemann integrable over the interval [a,b]? Select one: a. none of the given options form a list of sufficient conditions to conclude that f is not Riemann integrable on [a,b]. b. There is a sequence (a,) in [a,b] such that f(a,)→∞ as n → 0. c. f is not monotone in [a,b]. d. f has a finite number of discontinuities in [a,b].

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Author:James Stewart

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Chapter1: Functions And Models

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