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Unit 6: Properties of Definite Integral




                                                                                                Notes
             Did u know?  The properties of definite integral make the integration simpler.

          6.1.1 Integrability on all Subintervals

          When a function  involves a calculus integral on an interval it must also contain a  calculus
          integral on all subintervals.
          Theorem (integrability on subintervals): If f is integrable on a closed, bounded interval [a,b] then
          f is integrable on any subinterval [c,d]  [a,b].

          6.1.2 Additivity of the Integral

          When a function involves a calculus integral on two contiguous intervals it must also contain a
          calculus integral on the amalgamation of the two intervals.




             Did u know?  The integral on the large interval is the sum of the other two integrals.
          Theorem (additivity of the integral): Suppose f and g be integrable functions on the interval
          [a; b]. Subsequently f +g is also integrable on [a; b] and we have
           b             b        b
           a    f   g   x dx   a   f   x dx   a   g   x dx .

          Proof:
          Let f and g are integrable on [a; b]. Select an arbitrary n N. Then we observe that there exists a
                                b             1   b        1              1
                                                                    I
          step function s  f so that    s n   x dx   I    f     a   f x  ,  or else    f    would be an
                                                     dx 
                      n         a             4n           4n             4n
                            b
                               
                            a 
          upper bound to S =  { s x dx s   f ; s is a step function} less than    f , in destruction of the
                                                                 I
                             
                   I
          definition    f   sup S
                             
                                        
          Similarly we locate  t s  and  with  t ,    b t    x dx   a   b  f    x dx   1  ,  a   b   n s    x dx   a   b  g   x dx  1  .
                           n  , n        n  a  n              4n                   4n
               b       b        1
          and    n t    x dx   a   g    x dx   .
               a                4x
          Merging these equations, and by means of the additivity for step functions provides us
          That
                   b            b        b       1
                    s 
                  a    n  n s    x dx   a   f    x dx   a   g   x dx  2n  ,
                   b           b        b        1
                                            dx 
                    t 
                  a    n  n t    x dx   a   f    x dx   a   g x  2n .
          Furthermore we know that  s    n s   f   g   t   n t  (for all n  N), so  s    n s  is a step function
                                  n           n                    n
          bounding f + g from below, and  t    n t  is a step function bounding f + g from above. Therefore
                                     n
          we locate that (still, for all n  N) we have
                   b        b       1                    b        b       1
                  a   f    x dx   a   g    x dx   2n     I f   g   I f     g    a   f x  a   g x  2n
                                                                     dx 
                                                            dx 
          for all n  N.


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