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[" Let "f(x)=2+cos x," for all real "x.],[" Statement I For each real "t" ,there exists a point "c" in "],[[t,t+pi]," such that "f'(c)=0" ."],[" Because "],[" Statement II "f(t)=f(t+2 pi)" for each real "t" .(2007,3M) "]

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