Question 8W4.5f(x)1142031Selected values of a continuous function f are given in the table above. Which of the following statements could be false?By the Intermediate Value Theorem applied to f on the interval (2, 5], there is a value c such that f (c) = 10.By the Mean Value Theorem applied to f on the interval [2, 5), there is a value c such that f' (c) = 10.By the Extreme Value Theorem applied to f on the interval [2, 5], there is a value c such that f (c) < f (x) for all a in 2, 5|.By the Extreme Value Theorem applied to f on the interval 2, 5, there is a value c such that f (c) zf(x) for all æ in (2, 5].

Given: The table is as follows: Introduction: The extreme value theorem states that If f is…

Answered: 3. 4 f(z) 1 14 20 31 2.

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