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Does the MVT apply? Explain why or why not.
y=x^2/4x + 4 ;
[-6, -2]

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Hello!


\large\boxed{\text{Yes, it does.}}

In order to use the MVT, the function must be continuous over the given interval.


y = (x^(2) )/(4x)+4

Simplifies to:


y = (x)/(4) + 4

This is a linear equation that is continuous on the interval (-∞, ∞), which means that it would also be continuous on the interval [-6, -2]. The MVT would apply to this function.

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