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dealing with truncation

I have been given the info that a sequence of functions fn satisfies all of the criteria needed for the monotone convergence theorem.

Now I take (g)k to be the truncation of a function g at height k. So the truncation of fn would be

(fn)k(x) = min(k,fn(x))

also akn is the integral of (fn)k(x) on (k,-k)

I am trying to show that akn converges to the integral of fn(x) as k tends to infinity and akn converges to the integral of (f)k(x) as n tends to infinity.

But I am really struggling to break this down?

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