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suppose f is an integral element function on [0,1], p and q are partitions of [0,1]....

suppose f is an integral element function on [0,1], p and q are partitions of [0,1].

if Up-Lp <= Uq-La, then q belongs to p.

is this statement true or false? either provide a proof or counterexample.
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