10 6) Let g(x) =+ 3 %3D x2 Is g(x) E [3,4], Vx E [3,4]?, using fixed point theorems what can you conclude?
10 6) Let g(x) =+ 3 %3D x2 Is g(x) E [3,4], Vx E [3,4]?, using fixed point theorems what can you conclude?
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First we show that g(3)>4 ,so g(3) does not belongs to [3,4]
So we can not say that g(x) is in [3,4] for all x in [3,4]
Fixed point theorem states that if g:[3,4]->[3,4] is continuous then it has a fixed point that is there is x such that g(x)=x
But here g(x) does not belonging in [3,4] ,So we can not say anything by Fixed point theorem.
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