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Rolle's theorem is not applicable to the function `f(x) =|x|` defined on [-1,1] because

A

f is not continuous on `[-1,1]` because

B

f is not differentiate on (-1,1)

C

`f(-1) +f(1)`

D

`f(-1) =f(1) ne 0`

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