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Find a suitable linear approximation that lets you estimate the value 10001/5 and give the estimate.


A) L(x) = 4 + Find a suitable linear approximation that lets you estimate the value 1000<sup>1/5</sup> and give the estimate. A) L(x) = 4 + , 3.981 B) L(x) = 4 - , 4.019 C) L(x) = 4 + , 3.977 D) L(x) = 4 + , 3.984 E) L(x) = 4 - , 4.023 , 3.981
B) L(x) = 4 - Find a suitable linear approximation that lets you estimate the value 1000<sup>1/5</sup> and give the estimate. A) L(x) = 4 + , 3.981 B) L(x) = 4 - , 4.019 C) L(x) = 4 + , 3.977 D) L(x) = 4 + , 3.984 E) L(x) = 4 - , 4.023 , 4.019
C) L(x) = 4 + Find a suitable linear approximation that lets you estimate the value 1000<sup>1/5</sup> and give the estimate. A) L(x) = 4 + , 3.981 B) L(x) = 4 - , 4.019 C) L(x) = 4 + , 3.977 D) L(x) = 4 + , 3.984 E) L(x) = 4 - , 4.023 , 3.977
D) L(x) = 4 + Find a suitable linear approximation that lets you estimate the value 1000<sup>1/5</sup> and give the estimate. A) L(x) = 4 + , 3.981 B) L(x) = 4 - , 4.019 C) L(x) = 4 + , 3.977 D) L(x) = 4 + , 3.984 E) L(x) = 4 - , 4.023 , 3.984
E) L(x) = 4 - Find a suitable linear approximation that lets you estimate the value 1000<sup>1/5</sup> and give the estimate. A) L(x) = 4 + , 3.981 B) L(x) = 4 - , 4.019 C) L(x) = 4 + , 3.977 D) L(x) = 4 + , 3.984 E) L(x) = 4 - , 4.023 , 4.023

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