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$$a=1, \quad b=7, \quad x_{0}=2$$

Name: Problem 2, Chapter 2: Calculus
Uploaded: 2020-08-07T17:33:40-08:00
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Description: a=1, b=7, x0=2

   $$a=1, \quad b=7, \quad x_{0}=2$$

Calculus

George B. Thomas,… 12th Edition

Chapter 2, Problem 2

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08/07/2020

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