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Mean Value Theorem for Integrals & Finding Average Value in Calculus 1
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NOTE: x = -2 in NOT in the original closed interval from [1, 4].....so c does NOT equal -2.
This video discusses the Mean Value Theorem as well as the Definition of the Average Value of a Function. A Visual Representation is used to help explain both the MVT and the Average Value. Then one example is worked out showing how to find the average value of a function and then how to find the values of "c" which are guaranteed by the theorem.
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This video discusses the Mean Value Theorem as well as the Definition of the Average Value of a Function. A Visual Representation is used to help explain both the MVT and the Average Value. Then one example is worked out showing how to find the average value of a function and then how to find the values of "c" which are guaranteed by the theorem.
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Math Tutorials on this channel are targeted at college-level mathematics courses including calculus, pre-calculus, college algebra, trigonometry, probability theory, TI-84 tutorials, introductory college algebra topics, and remedial math topics from algebra 1 and 2 for the struggling college adult (age 18 and older).
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Don’t forget guys, if you like this video please “Like” and “Share” it with your friends to show your support - it really helps me out!
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Be sure to Check Out Cole’s World of Mathematics Merchandise!
Supporting Cole’s World of Mathematics is as easy as 1-2-3.
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For More Math Tutorial Videos, check out all of my Playlists:
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Be sure to check out Cole’s World of Mathematics around the web!
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