5. Suppose that I' exists and is continuous on a nonempty, open interval (a, b) with I'(x)...
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5. Suppose that I' exists and is continuous on a nonempty, open interval
(a,
b) with I'(x) =I- 0 for all x E
(a, b).
(a) Prove that I is I-Ion
(a,
b) and takes
(a,
b) onto some open interval
(c, d).
(b) Show that (1-1)' exists and is continuous on
(c, d).
(c) Using the function I (x) = x3 , show that
(b) is false if the assumption I' (x) =Io fails to hold for some x E
(a, b).
(d) Sketch the graphs of y = tan x and y = arctan x to see that c and d in part
(b) might be infinite.
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