10. Please fill in all the boxes ASAP Since the Mean Value Theorem is applicable, at least one point c exists In (0, 1) such that f'(c)To find c, first evaluate (1)-f(0)1-0(1)4/5 - (0)4/51-0f(1)-f(0)1-0SubmitNext, determinef'(x).f(x) = x4/3=f'(x) =Skip (you cannot come back)f(1)-f(0)1-0

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Since the Mean Value Theorem is applicable, at least one point c exists in (0, 1) such that f'(c) = . To find c, first evaluate f(1)-f(0) (1)4/5 - (0)4/5 1-0 1-0 = f(1)-f(0) 1-0 Next, determinef'(x). f(x)=x4/5 f(1)-f(0) 1-0