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?(?) = 4? / 1 + ?2 A. Using the Mean Value Theorem, show that there...

?(?) = 4? / 1 + ?2

A. Using the Mean Value Theorem, show that there is a ? ∈ (0, 1), such that ? ′ (?) = 2

B. Then determine the value of ? in (0, 1) such that ? ′ (?) = 2

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