Real Analysis Conception Question 1. Lemma: if P is a subset of Q, then L(f,p)<=L(f,Q) and U(f,P)>=U(f,Q) why???...

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1. Lemma: if P is a subset of Q, then L(f,p)<=L(f,Q) andU(f,P)>=U(f,Q)

why??? for P is a subset of Q, however, why the upper sum ofU(f,P) is even bigger than or equal to U(f,Q) it doesn't make anysense. Please

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2. Let's assume the partition={x0,x1...xn} of the interval[a,b]

what is the diference between m=inf{f(x):x is a element of[a,b]} and mk=inf{f(x):x is a element of [xk-1,xk]}

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