Using the Mean Value Theorem, we can prove that a. 2* > 1+ xln2 for all x > 0 b. 2* <1+ xln2 for all x > 0 c. 2* = 1+ xln2 for all x > 0 d. 2* > 1+5xln2 for all x > 0 e. None of these а. O b. с. d. O e.

Using the Mean Value Theorem, we can prove that a. 2* > 1+ xln2 for all x > 0 b. 2* <1+ xln2 for all x > 0 c. 2* = 1+ xln2 for all x > 0 d. 2* > 1+5xln2 for all x > 0 e. None of these а. O b. с. d. O e.

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Using the Mean Value Theorem, we can prove that
a. 2* > 1+ xln2 for all x > 0
b. 2* <1+ xln2 for all x > 0
c. 2* = 1+ xln2 for all x > 0
d. 2* > 1 + 5xln2 for all x > 0
e. None of these
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