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Standard XII
Mathematics
LaGrange's Mean Value theorem
(Answer: c=+-...
Question
(Answer: c=+-1)
Q.8. In the mean value theorem f (b) - f (a) = (b - a) f ' (c), (a < c < b); if f (x) =
x
3
-
3
x
-
1
a
n
d
a
=
-
11
7
,
b
=
13
7
, find the value of c .
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Solution
Dear student
We
know
that
,
by
Lagranges
mean
value
theorem
f
'
c
=
f
b
-
f
a
b
-
a
here
a
=
-
11
7
and
b
=
13
7
Given
:
f
x
=
x
3
-
3
x
-
1
So
,
f
'
x
=
3
x
2
-
3
Since
a
polynomial
function
is
everywhere
continuous
and
differentiable
So
,
f
x
is
continuous
on
-
11
7
,
13
7
and
diffferentiable
on
-
11
7
,
13
7
Thus
,
both
the
conditions
of
LMV
theorem
are
satisfied
.
So
,
there
exists
atleast
one
real
number
c
∈
-
11
7
,
13
7
such
that
f
'
c
=
f
13
7
-
f
-
11
7
13
7
-
(
-
11
)
7
Now
,
f
x
=
x
3
-
3
x
-
1
So
,
f
'
x
=
3
x
2
-
3
,
f
-
11
7
=
-
11
7
3
-
3
-
11
7
-
1
=
-
1331
343
+
33
7
-
1
=
-
57
343
and
f
13
7
=
13
7
3
-
3
13
7
-
1
=
2197
343
-
39
7
-
1
=
-
57
343
So
,
f
'
x
=
-
57
343
-
-
57
343
24
7
=
0
⇒
3
x
2
-
3
=
0
⇒
3
x
2
=
3
⇒
x
2
=
1
⇒
x
=
±
1
Regards
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