Step 1:
\The function is
,
.
Mean value theorem :
\Let f be a function that satisfies the following three hypotheses :
\1. f is continuous on 
2. f is differentiable on 
Then there is a number c in
such that
.
Step 2:
\The function is
.
The function is continuous on the interval
.
Differentiate
with respect to
.
\ \
The function is differentiable on the interval
.
Then
.
Step 3:
\From the mean value theorem :
\
.
Substitute
in
.

General solution of
is
.

If
then
.
If
then
.
are not in the interval
, hence they are not considered. \ \
Solution:
\
.
\
\
\
\
Step 1:
\(b)
\The function is
,
.
Mean value theorem :
\Let f be a function that satisfies the following three hypotheses :
\1. f is continuous on 
2. f is differentiable on 
Then there is a number c in
such that
.
Step 2:
\The function is
.
The function is continuous on the interval
.
Differentiate
with respect to
.
\ \
The function is differentiable on the interval
.
Then
.
Step 3:
\From the mean value theorem :
\
.
Substitute
in
.

are not in the interval
, hence it is not considered. \ \
Solution:
\
.