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1) State the mean Volue theorem 2) Let f(x) be def' red the l erval [a,b]ãfor o n the folloving functions ,find te value C gnarontced by the mtan vale tcorem, ã®nd differenl iabk on (a,b) A)fx22-3x on [o, 2J
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