A function is called Riemann integrable if it can be approximated by Riemann sums over its interval, and if the limit of these sums exists as the partition of the interval becomes finer. This concept is central to understanding how to calculate the area under a curve using limits and partitions, emphasizing that a Riemann integrable function must be bounded and its set of discontinuities must have measure zero.
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