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Chapter 6: Q. 11 (page 574)

For the figure, write the distances A, B, and C in terms of for f-1, the point xk*, and K.

Short Answer

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A=K-fxk*,B=xk*andC=K+fxk*.

Step by step solution

01

Given Information :

In the figure, the function y=f(x) and the points xk*and Kare given.

02

To find the distances A , B and C :

Using the given information, we getA=K-fxk*,B=xk*andC=K+fxk*.

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