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if f is continuous on [c,d], f(z) is equal to or greater than zero for all...

if f is continuous on [c,d], f(z) is equal to or greater than zero for all z belongs to [c,d], and the integration of f(z) from c to d equals zero, then prove that f(z)=0 for all z belongs to [c,d].

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