AP EAMCET202021 Sep 2020Evening ShiftMathematicsIndefinite IntegrationActual
Suppose that (f ) and (g ) are integrable on ([a, b] ), then (f+g ) is integrable on ......... .
Options
- A((a, b) )
- BCannot comment
- C([a, b] )
- DRange of (f+g )
Correct answer
C. ([a, b] )
Step-by-step solution
As (f ) and (g ) are integrable on ([a, b] ), then ( _ x₁ ^ x₂ f(x) d x ) and ( _ x₁ ^ x₂ g(x) d x ) exists for every value of (x₁, x₂ [a, b] ), then ( _ x₁ ^ x₂ f(x) d x+ _ x₁ ^ x₂ g(x) d x= _ x₁ ^ x₂ (f+g)(x) d x ) Also exists for ( x₁, x₂ [a, b] ) Hence, option (c) is correct.