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Proving the Mean Value Theorem: Limiting θ(h) to 1/2
Do you mean that from f'(a+θh)=(f(a+h)-f(a))/h, we get that f'(a)=(f(a+(1-θ)h)-f(a-θh))/h, f'(a+h)=(f(a+(2-θ)h)-f(a+(1-θ)h))/h and than get f''(a) using l'hopital's rule? I doubt I'm doing what you mean, since it's leading me nowhere. Could you please give me some further hints?- kazuyak
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Proving the Mean Value Theorem: Limiting θ(h) to 1/2
Suppose that the conditions for the Mean Value Theorem hold for the function f : [a, a + h] → R, so that for some θ ∈ (0, 1) we have f (a + h) − f (a) = hf ′ (a + θh). Fix f and a, and for each non-zero h write θ(h) for a corresponding value of θ. Prove that if f ′′ (a) exists and is non-zero...- kazuyak
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First-Order Logic: Finite & Infinite Domains
Let L = {f } be a first-order language containing a unary function symbol f , and no other non-logical symbols. 1.Write down a sentence χ of L which is satisfiable in some structure with an infinite domain but is false in every structure with a finite domain. What can you say about the size of...- kazuyak
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