Let f(x) and g(s) be two differentiable functions in R and f (2) = 8, g(2) =0, f(4) = 10, and g(4) = 8 Then prove that g'(x)=4f'(x) for at least one ze (2,4).
Let f(x) and g(s) be two differentiable functions in R and f (2) = 8, g(2) =0, f(4) = 10, and g(4) = 8 Then prove that g'(x)=4f'(x) for at least one ze (2,4).
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Transcribed Image Text:Let f(x) and g(s) be two differentiable
functions in R and f (2) = 8, g(2) =0, f(4) =
10, and g(4) = 8 Then prove that g'(x)=4f'(x)
for at least one ze (2,4).
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