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Twierdzenie Lagrange'a

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Twierdzenie Lagrange'a

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Also known as Lagrange's mean value theorem, mean value theorems, law of the mean, MVT

twierdzenie analizy matematycznej, konkretniej rachunku różniczkowego

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The mean value theorem states that for any smooth curve between two points, there must be at least one spot on that curve where the tangent line is parallel to the straight line connecting the endpoints. This matters because it's a fundamental tool in mathematics that helps us understand how functions behave and is essential for proving many other important results in calculus.

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It sits within the topics Augustin-Louis Cauchy, Theorems in calculus and Theorems in real analysis.

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theorem
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Mittelwertsatz3.svg
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Commons category
Mean value theorem
studied by
calculus
different from
Lagrange's theorem
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WikiProject Mathematics
generalization of
Rolle's theorem
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Twierdzenie Lagrange’a – jedno z kilku twierdzeń o wartości średniej w rachunku różniczkowym; jest to uogólnienie twierdzenia Rolle’a oraz szczególny przypadek twierdzenia Cauchy’ego i twierdzenia Taylora. Nazwa twierdzenia pochodzi od nazwiska Josepha Louisa Lagrange’a, który podał je i udowodnił w 1797 roku.

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