Let ƒ be a Riemann integrable function on [0, 1]. n (i). Let g be in (0, 1). Find lim La n→∞ g_(1+x)nf(x)dx. (ii). Is the answer the same if g = 0?

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Let ƒ be a Riemann integrable function on [0, 1].
n
(i). Let g be in (0, 1). Find lim
La
n→∞
g_(1+x)nf(x)dx.
(ii). Is the answer the same if g = 0?
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