Chapter 1: Problem 46
Multiple Choice Which of the following gives the best approximation for the zero of \(f(x)=4-e^{x} ?\) (A) \(x=-1.386 \quad\) (B) \(x=0.386 \quad\) (C) \(x=1.386\) (D) \(x=3 \quad\) (E) there are no zeros
Chapter 1: Problem 46
Multiple Choice Which of the following gives the best approximation for the zero of \(f(x)=4-e^{x} ?\) (A) \(x=-1.386 \quad\) (B) \(x=0.386 \quad\) (C) \(x=1.386\) (D) \(x=3 \quad\) (E) there are no zeros
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