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A continuous function on a closed bounded real interval is Riemann integrable.
If the interval of integration is not closed or not bounded then a continuous function is not necessarily integrable.
How do you determine if a function is integrable on an interval?
If f is continuous everywhere in the interval including its endpoints which are finite, then f will be integrable.
A function is continuous at x if its values sufficiently near x are as close as you choose to one another and to its value at x.
Can every function on a closed interval be integrated?
No.
No matter what formal framework you are using for integration there will be functions that are too complicated to be integrated.
There are functions that are not Riemann integrable, but are Lebesgue integrable.
There are functions that are not Lebesgue integrable, but are integrable with some other method.
Is every function integrable?
Every continuous function is integrable, but there are integrable functions which are not continuous. (example: the function in Fig. 9 is integrable on [0,5] but is not continuous at 2 and 3.) Finally, as shown in the optional part of this section, there are functions which are not integrable.
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