Intermediate Value Theorem: show function has at least one solution -- CALCULUS

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Here's an emergency study guide on calculus limits if you want some more help!

If you need to show a given function has a root/zero/solution somewhere, you can use the Intermediate Value Theorem as long as your function is continuous in that interval. Let me know what other calculus theorem questions you have!

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i havent see this video but i wanna pass calculus, too

hoinhtrieu
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You have my thanks! That was really helpful!

mtado
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What's the value of c for which fxn attains the value 0?? Can anyone please tell

nigamkumarsingh
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what if the given function f(x) = 2x^3 -7x^2-14x+30 and interval [3, 4], the results when plunging the values are negative does it have a zero?

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Thank you so much, hope I don’t fail my ab test tmr

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