The function f (x) = x' + 1 is continuous in the interval [-,2, 4] and differentiable in the interval (-2, 4). The value of the constant c, S(4)-/(-2) -2

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Chapter7: Integration
Section7.1: Antiderivatives
Problem 7YT: YOUR TURN Find an equation of the curve whose tangent line has slope f(x)=3x1/2+4 and passes through...
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The function /(x) = x' + 1 is continuous in
the interval [-,2. 4] and differentiable in the
interval (-2, 4). The value of the constant c,
-2 <c < 4, for which f'(c) =
7.
S(4)-1(-2)
is
4-(-2)
V7
13
2
V3
C V3
Transcribed Image Text:The function /(x) = x' + 1 is continuous in the interval [-,2. 4] and differentiable in the interval (-2, 4). The value of the constant c, -2 <c < 4, for which f'(c) = 7. S(4)-1(-2) is 4-(-2) V7 13 2 V3 C V3
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