Consider the function g(t) = 4t − cos^3(t) (a) Show that g has at least one zero (root). If you use a theorem, state explicitly which theorem you are using. (b) How many zeroes (roots) does g have? (Hint: what can you say about the sign of g′(t)? )

Consider the function g(t) = 4t − cos^3(t) (a) Show that g has at least one zero (root). If you use a theorem, state explicitly which theorem you are using. (b) How many zeroes (roots) does g have? (Hint: what can you say about the sign of g′(t)? )

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Mathematics For Machine Technology

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337798310

Author:Peterson, John.

Publisher:Peterson, John.

Chapter58: Achievement Review—section Five

Section: Chapter Questions

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