Now, given that, there's two ways to state the conclusion for the Intermediate Value Theorem. You'll see it written in one of these ways, or something close to one of these ways, and that's why I included both of these. So one way to say it is, well, if this first statement is true, then F will take on every value between F of A and F of B over the interval. And you see in both of these cases, every interval, sorry, every value between F of A and F of B, so every value here, is being taken on at some point. You can pick some value. You could pick some value, an arbitrary value, L right over here. Well, look, L happened right over there.