Suppose f:R→R is continuous and f(0)=3. Find limn→∞∫2/n1/nf(x)xdx.
I don't know how to do this problem, any hints?
Answer
f is continuous at 0, hence there exists δ>0 such that |f(x)−3|<δ if |x|<ε. It follows that the integral L is such that
(3−δ)log2=∫2/n1/n3−δxdx≤L≤∫2/n1/n3+δxdx=(3+δ)log2
if n is sufficiently large. Hence the limit is 3log2.
(Thanks to Michael Hardy and Winther for spotting a mistake.)
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