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For the equation 3 - 2x = ex - cos(x) 1. Use the intermediate value theorem...

For the equation 3 - 2x = ex - cos(x)

1. Use the intermediate value theorem to show the equation has at least one solution

2. Use the mean value theorem to show that the equation has at most one solution

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a. lsin die = e t 2: for some e E (mm) which is impossible : flas 20 has at most one solution,

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