Only one option can be true Let & be integrableon an interval [a,b]. It's true that:(a) there exists no E (a,b) such that f'(xo) (b-a) = f (b) -f(a)(b) is continuous in [a,b](b) f(c) there exists CE [a,b] such that f(c) (b-a) = f(x)dn →f is continuous in [a,b]1(d) inf f(x) = (flarda ≤ sup f(x)2E[a,b]b-ant (a,bJ(e) there exists c € [a,b] such that f(c)(b-a) = 1 f(x)dx

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