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find all the numbers c that satisfy the conclusion of rolle's theorem....
f(x)= cos 2x on the interval
[0,3]
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The equation contains a variable x, not c. Since c does not appear in the equation, it can be anything. It is x that is limited to certain numbers, like pi/4.
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