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Fid y ticl umbes of the fuctio. 9. f(x)=x6x29x. g(x)=x. k(t)=2tt 2. f(z)=zjz+ Detemie the bsolute extem of the fuctio d the xvlues i the closed itevl whee they occu.. f(x)=x25x6 [%,6J. g(x)= (,] 5. f(x)=x [,8] 6. f(x)=esc(x) [/8,%] 7. g(x)=/ [,] 8. hq=t [,5) Detemie whethe Rolle s Theoem c be lied to f o the idicted itevl. f Rolle s Theoem c be lied, fid ll vlues of c guteed by the theoem. 9. f(x) = x2 x+2 [,2) 2. f(x) = (x)(x+fl2 [,) 2. f(x)=x [,6] 22. f(x)=x [,] 2. f(x)=cosx [,2z] Aly the Me Vlue Theoem to f o the idicted itevl. ech cse, fid ll vlues of c guteed by the theoem. 2. fc)=xc2x2) [,) 25. f()=±fl [%2] 26. f(x)=x [o,i) 27. f(x)=2six+si2x [,z] 28. fg)=(x+j [,] 29. A g c cceleted fom test, tvelig 2 feet i 2 secods. Must the c hve bee tvelig t lest mh t some momet duig tht time itevl? xli. (Hit: ovet to miles d hous.)

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