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Find the number c that satisfies the Mean Value Theorem on the interval (1,4) where f(x)=sqrt(x) So far I have the f'(c)= (f(4)-f(1))/(4-1) and f'(x)=1/(2sqrt(x)) I'm confused because it's a square root and I'm not sure if my answer for f'(c) is positive or negative. If I go with positive the value c is not in my interval. Please help! Thanks!
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so good so far so you have 1/(2sqrt(c))=(2-1)/(4-1) right?
you should get one answer
i would start off by taking the reciprocal of both sides
let me know if you have problems after that
Oh the reciprocal! Gosh, I completely forgot haha. Ok, so I think I end up with x=9/4 which is 2.25 and that is in my interval! Woohoo Thank you SO much!
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