Thursday, March 11, 2010

Mean Value Thm




1. Green line - secant, blue-tangent
slope of point c is equal to f(b)-f(a)/b-a





2.Discontinuity and not differentiable functions prevent the slope of the tanget line and secant line from being parrallel












12 comments:

  1. Eh? Can you be more specific?? For both. A LOT more specific please.

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  2. For the second part i am not really sure what you are reffering to when you say the discontinuity prevented the slopes from being parallel

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  3. hahaha andy. this is so brief :)

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  4. I think you should be more specific, because if I didn't know what the mean value theorem was, I don't think I would understand what you were sayingg.
    And you should change those graphs like ms. hwang said, (:
    Good Luck Andy!

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  5. You should explain more the Mean Value Theorum especially the important factors of the Theorum

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  6. yah sorry the same.:(.you should go more into detail because you didn't explain what was the Mean Value Theorem.

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  7. eh? I guess the graphs ARE some what self explanatory but then again their too... "brief"

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  8. get off cd5 and explain it more
    please

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  9. lol, that all u wrote i barley wrote anything, there probably more comments than your writing, but at least u have examples

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  10. bunch of critis.. haha

    when you said that "non differentiable functions prevent the slope of the tanget line and secant line from being parrallel," i never thought about it like that

    like, i never have used that explantion to defing discontunity

    is it right? can you define it like that?

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