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In `[0, 1]` Lagrange's mean value theorem is not applicable to

A

`f(x)={((1)/(2)-x",",x lt 1/2),((1/2-x)^2",",x ge 1/2):}`

B

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

C

`f(x)=x|x|`

D

`f(x)=|x|`

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