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MATHEMATICS · Single correct · AP · Calculus AB · Limits and Continuity · Limits and Continuity

Problem

The function gg is continuous on [−3,5][-3,5] with g(−3)=2g(-3)=2 and g(5)=−4g(5)=-4. Which of the following statements is necessarily true? (a) There exists c∈(−3,5)c\in(-3,5) such that g(c)=3g(c)=3. (b) There exists c∈(−3,5)c\in(-3,5) such that g(c)=0g(c)=0. (c) There exists c∈(−3,5)c\in(-3,5) such that g(c)=−4g(c)=-4. (d) There exists c∈(−3,5)c\in(-3,5) such that g(c)=−5g(c)=-5.

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