1. Mathematics
2. Calculus and Analysis
3. Real Analysis
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We have learned Rolle, Lagrange, Fermat, Taylor Theorems in our Real Analysis class and we have finished differentiation. We just started integration. In this problem we are not supposed to use any material we haven't learned, ie integration. We are using the books by Rudin, Ross, Morrey/Protter.

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Let f:(-1,1) --> R, an odd function [f(-x) = -f(x)],
five times differentiable. Prove that for all
x in (-1,1), there exists theta (dependent on x) in (0,1) such that:

f(x) = (1/3)(x)[f '(x)+2f '(0)]-(1/180)(x^5)(f'''''(theta(dependent on x)x))

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- theta(dependent on x) is symbol of theta subscript x
- f''''' is the fifth derivative

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