Let z be a number that satifies the Mean Value Theorem for f (m) on the interval 2 ≤ m ≤ 5. What is z? f (m) = em

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Let z be a number that satifies the Mean Value Theorem for f (m) on the
interval 2 m ≤ 5. What is z?
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f
ƒ (m) = e¹m
Transcribed Image Text:Let z be a number that satifies the Mean Value Theorem for f (m) on the interval 2 m ≤ 5. What is z? 1 f ƒ (m) = e¹m
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