SOLUTION: Can we apply role's theorem in the intervals [-3, 3] and [-2, 2] for the function g(x) = πx?

SOLUTION: Can we apply role's theorem in the intervals [-3, 3] and [-2, 2] for the function g(x) = πx?

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Question 1184174: Can we apply role's theorem in the intervals [-3, 3] and [-2, 2] for the function g(x) = πx?
Answer by MathLover1(20850) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

in the intervals [, ]
is continuous and differentiable on [, ]

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=> since , role's theorem cannot be applied

is continuous and differentiable on [, ]

'
=> since , role's theorem cannot be applied

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