Just a general question please, if a function is not monotone, can it still be Riemann Integrable?
Constant functions are also Riemann Integrable, right?
Thank you.
Just a general question please, if a function is not monotone, can it still be Riemann Integrable?
Constant functions are also Riemann Integrable, right?
Thank you.
All continuous functions (which includes all constant functions) are Riemann integrable on a closed interval, and there are many continuous functions that are not monotone, for example, $y=x^2$ on $[-1,1]$.