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In `[0,1]` Lagranges Mean Value theorem in NOT applicable to `f(x)={1/2-x ; x<1/2 (1/2-x)^2 ;x >=1/2` b. `f(x)={(sin x)/x ,x!=0 1,x=0^` c. `f(x)=x|x|` d. `f(x)=|x|`

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