Let f be the polynomial function defined by f(x)=x3−3x on the closed interval [0,2].
(1) Show that f satisfies the necessary continuity and differentiability conditions on [0,2] so that a value c with f′(c)=2−0f(2)−f(0) is guaranteed to exist.
(2) Calculate the average rate of change of f on [0,2], giving an exact value.
(3) Determine every number c in the open interval (0,2) such that f′(c) equals the average rate of change found in part (b).
(4) Verify explicitly that each value of c found in part (c) lies in (0,2).