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I am repeating a closed question so other people can see a solution of it. Here is the problem: Suppose that \[ f: R \to R \] is differentiable at c and f(c)=0. Show that |f(x)| is differentiable at c if and only if f'(c)=0. I will attach the solution as pdf file for people who would like to see the proof.

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