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Yes, I can solve it.
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Steven G said:
Yes, I can solve it.
Can you solve it? If not, then where are you stuck? What have you tried?
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I know that Riemann integral of this function doesn't exist and Lebesgue integral is 0, but I need formal writing of this problem.
 
okro said:
I know that Riemann integral of this function doesn't exist and Lebesgue integral is 0, but I need formal writing of this problem.
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Is the function continuous at every point in the domain?
 
okro said:
I know that Riemann integral of this function doesn't exist and Lebesgue integral is 0, but I need formal writing of this problem.
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What can you tell about Lebesgue measures of the two subsets, i.e. the ones where [imath]f[/imath] is 0 and 1 respectively?
 
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