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Exercise 1.7.13 (Lebesgue-Stieltjes measure, absolutely continuous case)

(i)
If F : R R is the identity function F(x) = x, show that μF is equal to Lebesgue measure m.
(ii)
If F : R R is monotone non-decreasing and absolutely continuous (which in particular implies that F exists and is absolutely integrable, show that μF = mF in the sense of Exercise 1.4.48, thus μF(E) =EF(x)dx

for any Borel measurable E, and

Rf(x)dμF(x) =Rf(x)F(x)dx

for any unsigned Borel measurable f : R [0,+].