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Find integers l,m,n and p such that :
$$frac{l}{m} le int_a^b mathit f(x) le frac np $$
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Find integers l,m,n and p such that :
$$frac{l}{m} le int_a^b mathit f(x) le frac np $$
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What information about $f$, $a$ and $b$ is known?
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f is a continuous function and a and b are real numbers.
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Find integers l,m,n and p such that :
$$frac{l}{m} le int_a^b mathit f(x) le frac np $$
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Find integers l,m,n and p such that :
$$frac{l}{m} le int_a^b mathit f(x) le frac np $$
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What information about $f$, $a$ and $b$ is known?
– Ángel Mario Gallegos
2 days ago
f is a continuous function and a and b are real numbers.
– Unknown variable
2 days ago
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What information about $f$, $a$ and $b$ is known?
– Ángel Mario Gallegos
2 days ago
f is a continuous function and a and b are real numbers.
– Unknown variable
2 days ago
What information about $f$, $a$ and $b$ is known?
– Ángel Mario Gallegos
2 days ago
What information about $f$, $a$ and $b$ is known?
– Ángel Mario Gallegos
2 days ago
f is a continuous function and a and b are real numbers.
– Unknown variable
2 days ago
f is a continuous function and a and b are real numbers.
– Unknown variable
2 days ago
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If $f(x)$ is continuous, it achieves its maximum and minimum in any closed interval.
$$|b-a|f_{min}leint_a^bf(x)dxle|b-a|f_{max}$$
Take $l=lfloor|b-a|f_{min}rfloor,m=1=p,n=lceil|b-a|f_{max}rceil$.
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If $f(x)$ is continuous, it achieves its maximum and minimum in any closed interval.
$$|b-a|f_{min}leint_a^bf(x)dxle|b-a|f_{max}$$
Take $l=lfloor|b-a|f_{min}rfloor,m=1=p,n=lceil|b-a|f_{max}rceil$.
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If $f(x)$ is continuous, it achieves its maximum and minimum in any closed interval.
$$|b-a|f_{min}leint_a^bf(x)dxle|b-a|f_{max}$$
Take $l=lfloor|b-a|f_{min}rfloor,m=1=p,n=lceil|b-a|f_{max}rceil$.
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If $f(x)$ is continuous, it achieves its maximum and minimum in any closed interval.
$$|b-a|f_{min}leint_a^bf(x)dxle|b-a|f_{max}$$
Take $l=lfloor|b-a|f_{min}rfloor,m=1=p,n=lceil|b-a|f_{max}rceil$.
If $f(x)$ is continuous, it achieves its maximum and minimum in any closed interval.
$$|b-a|f_{min}leint_a^bf(x)dxle|b-a|f_{max}$$
Take $l=lfloor|b-a|f_{min}rfloor,m=1=p,n=lceil|b-a|f_{max}rceil$.
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What information about $f$, $a$ and $b$ is known?
– Ángel Mario Gallegos
2 days ago
f is a continuous function and a and b are real numbers.
– Unknown variable
2 days ago