How would I go about doing this question: Would you do this question using the intermediate value theorem to
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Originally Posted by acevipa How would I go about doing this question: Would you do this question using the intermediate value theorem to Yes, that's a good idea. I suggest you look at g(0) and g(1).
Originally Posted by HallsofIvy Yes, that's a good idea. I suggest you look at g(0) and g(1). Would you do it like this What do I do from here?
Last edited by acevipa; April 28th 2010 at 03:31 AM.
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=f(x)-x)
Originally Posted by acevipa 
