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Consider f(u) = - 10(u - 9) + 10(u - 9)^4+ 13 on [8, 10].Determine...

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Consider f(u) = - 10(u - 9) + 10(u - 9)^4+ 13 on [8, 10].Determine the interval over which f is continuous and the interval over which f is differentiable.f is continuous on_________f is differentiable on___________

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