\"\"

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The function is continuous and \"\".

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Mean value theorem for integrals:  

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If \"\" is continuous on \"\", then there exist a number \"\" in \"\" such that

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\"\".

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Since the function is continuous on \"\", so by the mean value theorem, there exist a number \"\" in \"\".

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such that

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\"\".

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We have, \"\".

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Substitue \"\" in \"\".

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\"\".

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From the above expression it is observed that there exist a number \"\" in \"\"

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such that \"\".

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Therefore, the function value takes on the value \"\" on \"\".

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\"\"

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The function value takes on the value \"\" atleast once on \"\".