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§3.3 Integrability for Continuous Functions                                                                     81

Theorem 3.17. Let A Ď Rn be bounded, c P R, and f, g : A Ñ R be Riemann integrable.
Then

                                                         ż żż

   (a) f ˘ g is Riemann integrable, and (f ˘ g)(x) dx = f (x) dx ˘ g(x) dx.

                                                                               A AA

                                                     żż

   (b) cf is Riemann integrable, and (cf )(x) dx = c f (x) dx.

                                                                         AA

                                                ˇż ˇ ż
   (c) |f | is Riemann integrable, and ˇ f (x) dxˇ ď |f (x)|dx.

                                                ˇˇ

                                                                           AA

                              żż

   (d) If f ď g, then f (x) dx ď g(x) dx.

                                          AA

                                                      ˇż ˇ
   (e) If A has volume and |f | ď M , then ˇ f (x) dxˇ ď M ν(A).

                                                      ˇˇ

                                                                                    A

Definition 3.18. Let A Ď Rn be a set and f : A Ñ R be a function. For B Ď A, the

restriction    of  f   to  B  is  the  function     f  ˇ   : A Ñ R given           by  f |B  = f 1B.  In other  words,
                                                       ˇB

                                                    "    f (x)     if x P B ,
                                                           0       if x P AzB .
                                  f    ˇ   (x)  =
                                       ˇB

    The following two theorems are direct consequences of (a) of Proposition 3.14 and Corol-
lary 3.16.

Theorem 3.19. Let A, B Ď Rn be bounded, B Ď A, and f : A Ñ R be a bounded function.

Then f is Riemann integrable over B if and only if f |B is Riemann integrable over A. In

either cases,

                                       żż

                                           f    ˇ   (x)  dx  =         f (x) dx .
                                                ˇB
                                           AB

Theorem 3.20. Let A, B be bounded subsets of Rn be such that A X B has volume zero, and

f  :  AYB  Ñ   R   be  bounded    such     that  f  ˇ    and    f  ˇ   are  al l  Riemann    integrable  over   A Y B.
                                                    ˇA             ˇB

Then f is Riemann integrable over A Y B, and

                              ż żż

                                       f (x) dx = f (x) dx + f (x) dx .

                                  AYB                    AB

3.3 Integrability for Almost Continuous Functions

Lemma 3.21. Let A Ď Rn be a bounded set of volume zero. If B Ď A, then B has volume
zero.
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