In the following Lagrange's mean value t...

In the following Lagrange's mean value theorem,
`f(a+h)-f(a)=hf'(a+theta h), 0 lt theta lt 1`

If `f(x)=(1)/(3) x^(3)-(3)/(2) x^(2)+2x, a=0 and h=3 " find " theta`.

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