Let h: RR be integrable on every bounded interval and h(x + y)=h(x) +h(y) for any r, y ER Show that h(x) = cr for any r ER, where c = h(1). (Hint: Fix any x, y E R and integrate h(t + y) = h(t) +h(y) with respect to t on [0, r]. Then use (a).)
Let h: RR be integrable on every bounded interval and h(x + y)=h(x) +h(y) for any r, y ER Show that h(x) = cr for any r ER, where c = h(1). (Hint: Fix any x, y E R and integrate h(t + y) = h(t) +h(y) with respect to t on [0, r]. Then use (a).)
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Section5.2: Integral Domains And Fields
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