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Using Rolle's theorem, prove that the function has at most one root on the given interval: f(x)=x^(-1)-0.5x^(-2), [-3, -0.25]

Using Rolle's theorem, prove that the function has at most one root on the given interval: f(x)=x^(-1)-0.5x^(-2), [-3, -0.25]
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Using Rolle's theorem, prove that the function has at most one root on the given interval:

f(x)=x^(-1)-0.5x^(-2), [-3, -0.25]

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