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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2026 iii Paper 202 3 a Solution by
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For the level- dyadic partition, writeThe dyadic partitions are nested, so the triangle inequality makes nondecreasing in , and .
Fix . As the mesh tends to zero, the last dyadic point before approaches . Refining from there to , the triangle inequality says that the added variation is at least minus the two endpoint errors, which tend to zero by continuity. ThereforeSince , both limits are finite and may be subtracted, giving
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