. The functions (), () and their derivatives ′(), ′() are all continuous in [, ] and () ′ () − ′() () ≠ 0 at any point of the interval. Show that between any two roots of () = 0 in the interval lies one root of () = 0 and conversely. Verify the result when () = , () =
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