Math Assignment: Integration Exercises, Assignments of Mathematics

A university-level math assignment focusing on integration theory. The assignment includes five problems related to finding integrals, upper and lower darboux sums, and closed sets. Students are expected to demonstrate their understanding of integration concepts and techniques.

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Math495 Assignment: Analysis exercise
Ngoc Chi Le 403578789
November 30, 2007
Problem 1. Let R3be bounded set, measurable and f: Rbe
bounded function in Ω. Show that fis integrable in if and oly if for all
> 0 there exists partition of such that:
S+(f, ∆) S(f , ∆) < ,
where S+(f, ∆), S(f , ∆) is upper Darboux’s sum and lower Darboux’sum.
Problem 2. Find the volume of object bounded by following surfaces:
x2+y2+z2=a2;x2+y2+z2=b2
x2+y2=z2;z0 (b > a > 0).
Problem 3. Compute the integrand
IC
(y2+eex)dx + arctgydy,
where Cis the boundary of the domain Gbounded by y=x2;x=y2,
counterclockwise.
Problem 4. Let f:RkRbe continuous and αR. Show that the set
A(α) = {xRk:f(x) = α}is closed set.
Problem 5. Show that
Z
−∞
ex2dx =π
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Math495 Assignment: Analysis exercise

Ngoc Chi Le 403578789

November 30, 2007

Problem 1. Let Ω ⊂ R^3 be bounded set, measurable and f : Ω → R be bounded function in Ω. Show that f is integrable in Ω if and oly if for all  > 0 there exists partition ∆ of Ω such that:

S+(f, ∆) − S−(f, ∆) < ,

where S+(f, ∆), S−(f, ∆) is upper Darboux’s sum and lower Darboux’sum.

Problem 2. Find the volume of object bounded by following surfaces:

x^2 + y^2 + z^2 = a^2 ; x^2 + y^2 + z^2 = b^2 x^2 + y^2 = z^2 ; z ≥ 0 (b > a > 0).

Problem 3. Compute the integrand ∮

C

(−y^2 + ee

x )dx + arctgydy,

where C is the boundary of the domain G bounded by y = x^2 ; x = y^2 , counterclockwise.

Problem 4. Let f : Rk^ → R be continuous and α ∈ R. Show that the set A(α) = {x ∈ Rk^ : f (x) = α} is closed set.

Problem 5. Show that (^) ∞ ∫

−∞

e−x

2 dx =

π