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Exercise 1.5 (Easy properties of the unsigned integral)

Let f,g : Ω → [0,+∞] be measurable functions.

1.
(Superadditivity) We have ∫ Ω(f + g)dμ ≥∫ Ωfdμ + ∫ Ωgdμ and for any c ∈ [0,+∞] we have ∫ Ωcfdμ = c∫ Ωfdμ.
2.
(Almost everywhere equivalence) If μ-almost everywhere f = g, then ∫ Ωfdμ = ∫ Ωgdμ.
3.
(Vanishing) If ∫ Ωfdμ = 0, then f is zero μ-almost everywhere.
4.
(Monotonicity) If μ-almost everywhere f ≤ g, then ∫ Ωfdμ ≤∫ Ωgdμ.
5.
(Markov’s inequality) For any λ ∈ (0,+∞): μ ( {x ∈ X : f(x) ≥ λ}) ≤ 1 λ∫ Ωfdμ.

6.
(Compatibility with the simple integral) If f is simple, then Simp∫ Ωfdμ = ∫ Ωfdμ.
7.
(Compatibility with measure) For any measurable set E, we have ∫ Ω1Edμ = μ(E).

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