A Note on "Global solutions for nonlinear fuzzy fractional integral and integrodifferential equations"

The authors in \cite{alikhani} have given two examples to illustrate their results in which they have been eliminated the technical details. However, the authors in \cite{salahshur} claimed that the examples are incorrect. In fact they conjectured that the authors in \cite{alikhani} have employed the incorrect statement $x-x=0$ for $x\in {\mathbb R}_{\mathcal F}\setminus \mathbb R$ to construct the examples. Here we intend to observe that the basic method used in \cite{alikhani} to prove the validity of the examples is the well-known L-U representation of a fuzzy-number valued function. In this sense, we will make use of the $\alpha$-level sets and show that the examples are correct.