Overview of Intermediate Value Theorem
In this lesson, we learn about the intermediate value theorem and how it's helpful in finding values between two given points on a continuous graph. By using the example of a graph for the function x cubed minus x squared plus one, we see how the theorem can be applied to prove the existence of a zero between two points. This theorem is useful in solving problems where we need to find a point between two values on a continuous graph.
Overview Intermediate Value Theorem
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- How is this theorem useful?
- Is there a solution to x³-x²+1=0?
