Measure Theory 18 | Cavalieri's principle - An example [dark version]

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(This explanation fits to lectures for students in their first and second year of study: Mathematics for physicists, Mathematics for the natural science, Mathematics for engineers and so on)

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For these high-level mathematics I sometimes wonder if they can even be used to calculate things at all or if they’re just useful for theorems. I’m glad that a very simple and concrete example of plain calculation in measure theory was given here. Thank you!

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Thanks for these videos! This has been a difficult but rewarding course for me.

One question:
In this video we used the Lebesgue measure but used it in a Riemann integral. What is the purpose of the Lebesgue integral then if we aren't using it to solve these problems? To @vtron9832's point, is the Lebesgue integral only really useful for deriving theorems?

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