: Let ƒ R → R be Riemann integrable on every interval [a, b] CR and define g: R → R by g(x) = ff. Prove that g is continuous. (Warning: you may not assume that f is continuous.)
: Let ƒ R → R be Riemann integrable on every interval [a, b] CR and define g: R → R by g(x) = ff. Prove that g is continuous. (Warning: you may not assume that f is continuous.)
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