Define when a function \[f:D\rightarrow \mathbb{R}, D\subset \mathbb{R}\] differentiable in one point \[x \in D\] is
i m not expert in group theory but this people can help
@Loser66 @ikram002p
whats the question ? do u have specific function or in general ?
@ikram i am not sure, i think its general, cause all i have is that question, unfortunately not any more information
oh i see , i just need u to define what is D in ur txt book , could u post that ?
that was in my exam, but really it s all what i have as information, but i think its a general function
is it only subset from R , or a special group ?
i think its only subset from R
oh i see , i asked since sometimes they give such special groups in txt book , then ask u as if u already know it .
yeah i understand what u mean no problem
Define when a function f:D→R,D⊂R differentiable in one point assume this function on D (x0,x1) u could see that range is all R , right ? x∈D|dw:1413748257013:dw|
ok..
now we easily say , its smooth function also differentiable for all x in Domain , right ? |dw:1413748454533:dw|
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