Determine if the Mean Value Theorem Applies and if Does Find the Value of c

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This is a calculus problem where we determine if the Mean Value Theorem applies. If it does, we find the value of c that is gauranteed to exist by the Mean Value Theorem. The example is with f(x) = x^3 + 2x on [-1 ,1].

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