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The volume under a nonnegative continuous graph over a compact Jordan base is its integral

Statement

Let DRm be compact and Jordan measurable and let g:D[0,) be continuous. Then Ug:={(u,t):uD,0tg(u)} is compact and Jordan measurable, and

cont(Ug)=Dg(u)du.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The set D, the nonnegative continuous function g, and the constant integrand H=1 on Ug.

[F1]

If DRm is compact and Jordan measurable and α,β:DR are continuous with αβ, then K={(u,t):uD, α(u)tβ(u)} is compact and Jordan measurable and every continuous H:KR satisfies KH=D(α(u)β(u)H(u,t)dt)du (A solid between continuous graphs over a compact Jordan base is Jordan measurable and integrates by vertical sections).

Proof

technique · direct
1.1

Apply [F1] with lower graph 0, upper graph g, and integrand H=1. This includes the empty base and the identically zero graph.

givenF1
2.1

With H=1 the left side of the formula in [F1] is Ug1=cont(Ug) and the inner integral is 0g(u)1dt=g(u), so that formula becomes cont(Ug)=Dg.

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