Advanced Placement (AP), 04.04.2021 20:00 Officaljazz18

For the function sin $x^{2}$ on the interval [0, $\pi /4$ ], find the number guaranteed by the Mean Value Theorem. x=_ (round to the nearest thousandth) I will give brainliest

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