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Past exam of the options I course of the University of Oxford / 2007 / D / D1 / iii

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The truncations gn​=x1/21[1/n,1]​ are measurable, nonnegative, and increase almost everywhere to g. As before their integrals agree with the corresponding Riemann integrals, giving
∫gn​=∫1/n1​x1/2dx=32​(1−n−3/2).
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Monotone convergence therefore gives the finite value ∫g=2/3​. Nonnegativity makes this the integral of the absolute value as well, proving Lebesgue integrability.

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