Intermediate Value Theorem
Intermediate Value Theorem - The idea of the Intermediate Value Theorem is discussed. I then do two examples using the IVT to justify that two specific functions have roots.
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Keep up the good work!!!! -BSc student that needs to recall what he did in first year...
You helped me get an A- on my last midterm from watching your videos literally hours before the exam. =)
1.Use the Intermediate Value Theorem to prove there is x∈[(-π)/2,π/2] such that tanx=1.5.
2. Suppose f is continuous on [1, 5] and the only solutions of the equation f(x)=6 are x=1 and x=4. If f(2)=8, use IVT to explain why f(3)>6.