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since f(x)=lnx at x=[1,8] satisfies the mean value theorem. How would you find c that concludes the theorem
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you solve the equation f'(c)=f(8)-f(1)/7
since it satisfies the mean value thm then we conclude the above result to be true
the rest is easy i suppose
so you would just set f'(c)=1/x=.3? i found the .3 in the equation you typed out
f'(c)=1/c the left hand side is equal to ln(8)/7 so we got 1/c=ln(8)/7 then c=7/ln(8)
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looks like you got the right thing but you don't need to write it in decimal keep it 7/ln(8) or 7/3ln(2) unless you are asked to approximate the value in decimal places
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