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Explanation / Answer

we have given f(x)=3x-cosx+1 on [0,1]

lim x-->0 f(x)=lim x-->0 (3x-cosx+1) =3(0)-cos(0)+1 =0

lim x-->1 f(x)=lim x-->1 (3x-cosx+1) =3-cos(1)+1 =4.54030230587

lim x-->1/2 f(x)=lim x-->1/2 (3x-cosx+1)=3*(1/2)-cos(1/2)+1 =1.62241743811

The given function is continuous over the given interval [0,1]

So

f(0)=3(0)-cos(0)+1=0

f(1)=3(1)-cos(1)+1=3.45969769413   since cos(1) value is in radians

For every k in 0 <= k<=3.45969769413

there is c    in 0 <= c <=1

such that f(c)=k