Let be a continuous function and let be defined as:
Then which of the statements is true?
(A) is continuous and differentiable at .
(B) is continuous and differentiable at .
(C) is differentiable on
(D) is continuous but not differentiable at both and .
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It is easy to see the continuity at points a and b.Using, first principle to evaluate derivative, L-Hôpital rule and differentiation of an integral using Newton Leibnitz theorem we get: Left hand derivative at a =0 and right hand derivative at a =f(a).Similarly, we get left hand derivative at b=f(b) and right hand derivative at b=0.Hence , g(x) is not differentiable at points a and b.