open intervals with upper bound infinity are measurable

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Proposition

For all aR, the interval (a,) is measurable.

Proof

Suppose AR. Let A1=A(a,) and A2=A(,a]. Now we want to show that m(A1)+m(A2)m(A).

If m(A) is infinite we are done. So suppose that m(A)<. Now, let {In} be a collection of intervals such that

n(In)m(A)+ε

And define

Jn=In(a,)Kn=In(,a]

Then for each n, each of Jn,Kn are either an interval are empty and

m(A1)+m(A2)nm(Jn)+m(Kn)=n(Jn)+(Kn)=n(In)m(A)+ε

Then take ε0 and we have the desired result.

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