maybe a silly ques

f(x)=[x]+[-x]
so for integral values of x, f(x)=0
then f'(x)=0.....so hw come it cannot be diff at integral pts....

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Lokesh Verma ·

It is not continuous as the integral points so there is no chance of derivative to exist..

at the other points, the slope is zero!

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Rajat Khanduja ·

A composite function can be differentiated if each of its constituting function is derivable at that point.

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