Question

Last three

Answer 1

basically did all did just have to do the f(a)-f(b) part thats all

Answer 2

Everything is the same I will copy that down

Answer 3

uh

I suppose you just calculate f(b) - f(a) / (b-a) for the given function, a, and b values i gues

Answer 4

like 2-1

Answer 5

2-1? for b) the interval is a = 0, b = 1, so calculate f(1) - f(0) / (1-0) using the given function

Answer 6

0?

Answer 7

good, then you just show that f'(c) = 0 somewhere on the function (I think you already did this)

Answer 8

but its not continuous for the first one so there isn't a point that exists

Answer 9

right so that's why you wrote no point exists and moved to question b) for the calculation

Answer 10

ugh omg im sorrry im so tired and trying to get this done

Answer 11

anyway c) is the same reasoning, also ends up being 0

Answer 12

yes i already did it i and graphed like 1.5,0

Answer 13

and what do I graph for the c?

Answer 14

it's not asking for a graph, it just wants you to calculate f(b) - f(a) / (b - a) and see if there's a f'(c) equal to the result

Answer 15

oh okay so just 0 for b and c

Answer 16

yes

Answer 17

Thank you so much have a good night