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SOLVED: If f(x)=cos x, then the Mean Value Theorem guarantees that somewhere between 0 and π / 3, f^'(x)= (A) -(3)/(2 π) (B) -(√(3))/(2) (C) -1 (D) 0 (E) (1)/(2)
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