The Mean Value Theorem - Example 1

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a 80 min lecture summed up in an understandable way in about 5 and a half minutes, why does college waste so much time

Truck--kun

Thanks for the teaching ... when it comes to higher level math, there are many indian teachers and I am so glad that amearican teachers can teach advanced level math. I understand math in English better.. Many thanks

huiyenlo

you are the first person to get this through my thick head, thank you so much for your clear explanation.

GallonTalon

Nice, your solution is really organize and easy to understand all the steps

kevinngo

You are a genius. Please be my professor...

jordanbrown

Thank you for this clarification. I was lost in class and watching your video I can see what my professor was talking about. I wish you can show a more complicated equation with a root square or a something like ( 5 sin x [0, 2pi] ) I was lost in class with this one.

johnguillen

this video got you a new subscriber!tysm for this

kaafisarah

Can you help me please whay if the intervals points where 1:5

Rose-Xzamasu

Hello, at the beginning you said that X3 is continuous and differentiable everywhere, so how will I know that it is continuous and differentiable? How to check?

chukwuemekavictor

What if no c value does not lie between the the theorem satisfy or not sir?

BSTARJUNR

I am confused on why the result differs to Wolfram alpha, which says the value is 5.

I have been taught to find the mean value using the intergral formula, I dont understand why I am given too different results.

TonyStark-ipvy

will it always be inbetween the given intervals? ... what if its more?

karenarias

for being continuous it should be f(a)=f(b) but there it is f(-1)=-1 and f(3)=27 how in hell it is continuous ?

unknownchad

Why is 28/4 equal to 7? Where did the 7 come from?

AI-rrob

It is one point five three not fifty three

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