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5) For A C R, the outer measure of A is defined by (A=inf{:AU f=1 where I is an open interval and if I=(,b,, then |I|=b, -, j =1,2,..- Let{} sequence of real numbers and A={ :n N} C Io=[ab],where abRandab. 1, Using the definition of * given above, show that *(A) = 0. ii, Prove that A is Lebesgue measurable by showing that (A)= (A), where A)= Io|=* (IA) is the inner measure of A, and find Lebesgue measure (A) of A. iji. Argue that IA is Lebesgue measurable and show that IoA=|I|=b-a Recall, h : [,b] R is measurable if for all R, h-1([,)) is Lebesgue measurable (i.e., h([,)) 1, where 1 is the set of all measurable subsets of [a, b]). i, Let f : [0,] R be given by 1xE[0,]Q fx= 0x[0,]nQ Using the definition given above, show that g : [0, ] R defined by gx=max{sinxfx} is measurable ii, Using properties of Lebesgue integral, find the Lebesgue integral Jjo, () d

          5) For A C R, the outer measure  of A is defined by
(A=inf{:AU f=1
where I is an open interval and if I=(,b,, then |I|=b, -, j =1,2,..-
Let{} sequence of real numbers and A={ :n  N} C Io=[ab],where abRandab.
1,
Using the definition of * given above, show that *(A) = 0.
ii, Prove that A is Lebesgue measurable by showing that
(A)= (A), where  A)= Io|=* (IA) is the inner measure of A,
and find Lebesgue measure  (A) of A. iji. Argue that IA is Lebesgue measurable and show that
IoA=|I|=b-a
Recall, h : [,b] R is measurable if for all   R, h-1([,)) is Lebesgue measurable (i.e., h([,))  1, where 1 is the set of all measurable subsets of [a, b]). i, Let f : [0,] R be given by
1xE[0,]Q fx= 0x[0,]nQ
Using the definition given above, show that g : [0, ]  R defined by
gx=max{sinxfx}
is measurable
ii, Using properties of Lebesgue integral, find the Lebesgue integral Jjo, () d
        
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5) For A C R, the outer measure of A is defined by (A=inf{:AU f=1 where I is an open interval and if I=(,b,, then |I|=b, -, j =1,2,..- Let{} sequence of real numbers and A={ :n N} C Io=[ab],where abRandab. 1, Using the definition of * given above, show that *(A) = 0. ii, Prove that A is Lebesgue measurable by showing that (A)= (A), where A)= Io|=* (IA) is the inner measure of A, and find Lebesgue measure (A) of A. iji. Argue that IA is Lebesgue measurable and show that IoA=|I|=b-a Recall, h : [,b] R is measurable if for all R, h-1([,)) is Lebesgue measurable (i.e., h([,)) 1, where 1 is the set of all measurable subsets of [a, b]). i, Let f : [0,] R be given by 1xE[0,]Q fx= 0x[0,]nQ Using the definition given above, show that g : [0, ] R defined by gx=max{sinxfx} is measurable ii, Using properties of Lebesgue integral, find the Lebesgue integral Jjo, () d
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00:01 Let f of x is equal to g of x is equal to 1 divided by root under x where x is belongs to open interval 0 ,1 and 0 set of real number except from open interval 0 ,1.
00:18 So the borel measurability of f equal to g is from that fact that f equal to g is continuous everywhere except at point 0 and 1...
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