Lectures On the Theory of Functions of Real Variables volume 1
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1. Using derivatives of higher order, we can generalize the Law of the Mean as follows : In the interval 21 = (a, 5), let f(x) and its first n - 1 derivatives be continuous. Let / (B) O) be finite or infinite ivithin 51. Then for any x in 51, n 1 where a
Thus the derivative of #(w) is finite within 21.
To apply Rolle s theorem to #(w), with reference to the interval 33 = (a, z), it is only necessary to determine J. In 2) so that #O) = #O). But obviously 000-0.
We therefore suppose A so chosen that (4 Then by Rolle s theorem, there is a point a < c < x, such that This in 3) gives c !r c ?""V w oo-^=o. (5 /v ^~~ J- As c =?t= z, the first factor in 5) is not 0. Hence the parenthesis is 0, which gives f w (c~)= A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1. Using derivatives of higher order, we can generalize the Law of the Mean as follows : In the interval 21 = (a, 5), let f(x) and its first n - 1 derivatives be continuous. Let / (B) O) be finite or infinite ivithin 51. Then for any x in 51, n 1 where a
Thus the derivative of #(w) is finite within 21.
To apply Rolle s theorem to #(w), with reference to the interval 33 = (a, z), it is only necessary to determine J. In 2) so that #O) = #O). But obviously 000-0.
We therefore suppose A so chosen that (4 Then by Rolle s theorem, there is a point a < c < x, such that This in 3) gives c !r c ?""V w oo-^=o. (5 /v ^~~ J- As c =?t= z, the first factor in 5) is not 0. Hence the parenthesis is 0, which gives f w (c~)= A.
What to read after Lectures On the Theory of Functions of Real Variables volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Pierpont to read onlineMoreLess
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