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Solve the equation |4x + 23| = |4x − 9|. Answer: x = ______.
[ A certain terrorist has been assigned homework that he's outsourcing on this day. Questionanswers here because I'm not going to make you do real math unless you want to. ]
[Well Fukuda had already suspected this wasn't actually some automated service, and this confirms it. He doesn't actually care though, so he'll continue to play along.]
In that case, c = 9. [I had too look up the mean value theorem bc I forgot what it was, I'm truly living.]
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Solve the equation |4x + 23| = |4x − 9|. Answer: x = ______.
[ A certain terrorist has been assigned homework that he's outsourcing on this day.
Questionanswers here because I'm not going to make you do real math unless you want to.]text un: 333
Hm, I don't remember signing up for this, but x = -7/4!
1/2
[ ...Whoops! He'll just-- ]
2/2
Let f (x) = √x for 4 ≤ x ≤ 16. Find a point c whose existence is guaranteed by the mean value theorem.
Answer: c = _____.
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In that case, c = 9.
[I had too look up the mean value theorem bc I forgot what it was, I'm truly living.]
no subject
[ Listen he's not going to type out this double integrals nonsense. He snaps a picture instead. ]