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[SPAM] Re: [obm-l] função contínua
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Como f é continua, existe c em (a , b) tal que f(c) =
(a+b)/2.
Aplicando o TVM a [a , c], obtemos x1 em (a , c) tal
que f'(x1) = (f(c) -f(a))/(c -a) =(b - a)/(2(c - a).
Aplicando o TVM agora a [c , b], obtemos x2 em (c , b)
tal que f'(x2) = (f(b) -f(c))/(b - c) =(b - a)/(2(b -
c).
Temos, entao, que a < x1 < x2 < b e que
1/f'(x1) +
1/f'(x2) = (2(c - a))/(b - a) + (2(b - c))/(b - a =
(2(b - a))/(b - a) = 2 , provando a afirmacao.
Artur
Ps. O merito desta prova nao e meu, um amigo sugeriu o
ponto chave c e eu so dei os arremates finais com o
TVM.
> From: Carlos Gomes
> To: obm-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2008 7:45 AM
> Subject: função contínua
>
>
> Olá amigos...será que alguém pode me ajudar com
> essa?
>
> Seja f uma função contínua em [a,b] e
> diferenciável em (a,b) tal que f(a)=a e f(b)=b.
> Mostre que existem x_1 e x_2 tais que a< x_1 < x_2 <
> b tais que 1/f ' (x_1) + 1/f ' (x_2) = 2.
>
>
> Valew, Cgomes
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