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In [-1,1]`, Lagrange's Mean Value theorem is applicable to

A

`f(x) = |x|`

B

`f(x) = {:{(cotx,"," x cancel(=)0),(0,"," x=0):}`

C

`f(x)= {:{((1)/(x),","x cancel(=)0),(0,"," x =0):}`

D

`f(x) = x^(2)`

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