Answer to Question #8671 in Real Analysis for Mike

Question #8671

Let f:[a,b]->Real Numbers R be integrable and c be an element of the Real Numbers R. Show that cf is integrable and

integral from a to b of cf(x)dx= c*integral from a to b of f(x)dx.

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