Mathematics Homework Solutions
#172731
1 application of the mean value theorem, 2 applications of differentials, 1 application of Newton's method
1. Give the value of c in the interval [0,3] that satisfies the conclusion of the mean value theorem for -2*sqrt(x)-2
2. Use differentials to estimate the fourth root of 80.
3. Use differentials to estimate the sine of 44 degrees.
4. Use one iteration of Newton's method to approximate a solution to x^3+x-352=0 with initial guess x=7.
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