Title: Mean Value Theorem Pre-Video Questions
Course: Calculus Videos Project > Section: Mean Value Theorem

Q: Use the following graphs for this question:
Graph I

Graph II

Graph III

Graph IV

Graph V

For which of the graphs from I) - V) above, if any, is there a value for in (-4,6) where ?
- Graph I) only
- Graph II) only
- Graph III) only
- Graph IV) only
- Graph V) only
- Graph III) and Graph IV) only
- Graph IV) and Graph V) only
- Graph I), Graph IV) and Graph V) only
- Graph III), Graph IV) and Graph V) only
- Graph I), Graph II), Graph IV), and Graph V) only
- Graph I), Graph III), Graph IV), and Graph V) only
- All five functions have a value for in (-4,6) where
- None of the graphs have a value for where
A: Graph III), Graph IV) and Graph V) only

Q: For this question use the following graphs:
Graph I

Graph II

Graph III

Graph IV

Graph V

For which of the graphs from I) - V) above, if any, is f continuous over [-4,6], differentiable over (-4,6), AND there is a value for in (4,6) where ?
- Graph I) only
- Graph II) only
- Graph III) only
- Graph IV) only
- Graph V) only
- Graph III) and Graph IV) only
- Graph IV) and Graph V) only
- Graph I), Graph IV) and Graph V) only
- Graph III), Graph IV) and Graph V) only
- raph I), Graph II), Graph IV), and Graph V) only
- Graph I), Graph III), Graph IV), and Graph V) only
- All five functions satisfy these three conditions
- None of the graphs have functions that satisfy these three conditions
A: Graph IV) and Graph V) only

Q: For the graph of below, identify a value for , if any, from the interval (1,9) where .
- No values for exist where
A: (a choice with no text)

Q: Two police cars are stationed 1.9 miles apart on a highway that has a speed limit of 55 miles per hour. A red sports car passes in front of the first police car and is clocked at 55 miles per hour. 0.033 hours later (2 minues), the red sports car passes in front of the second police car and is clocked at 54 miles per hour. Did the car exceed the speed limit at some time during the 0.033 hours?
- Yes.
- No.
- Maybe, but I need more information
- I'm not sure how to answer this question.
A: Yes.