Let f:[0,1] → [0,1] be defined by f(x)=2-124(a) f(x) = ²23(b) } }/ < f ° ƒ (x)} &x < ²(©) fƒ(x) dx = 1(d) < ff(x) dx < 123for x EThen fis a Riemann integrable function such that2-1-1 2-124-1 2k≥1.

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