Question

pls show that the function f(x)=(x-a)^2*(x-b)^2+1 has a solution of (a+b)/2 for some value of x.

Answer 1

You can plug in 0 for x, I think that can help you.

Answer 2

so f(0) = (0 - a)^2 * (0 - b)^2 + 1

Can you figure it out from there?

Answer 3

i dont still because if x is o then the answer should be (a+b)/2 which is not the case when x=o

Answer 4

Oops. Sorry, then I don't know.

Answer 5

cool thanks for trying next time i will fan you