3. Let f : R→ R be continuous and let a > 0. Define g : R → R by rx+a g(x) = f(t)dt, x € R. x-a Show that g is differentiable and find g'.

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3. Let f : R→ R be continuous and let a > 0. Define g : R → R by
rx+a
g(x) =
f(t)dt, a
x E R.
x-a
Show that g is differentiable and find g'.
Transcribed Image Text:3. Let f : R→ R be continuous and let a > 0. Define g : R → R by rx+a g(x) = f(t)dt, a x E R. x-a Show that g is differentiable and find g'.
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