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JEE MATHEMATICS MCQ: MEAN VALUES THEOREM
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The value of in Lagrange's theorem for the function in the interval is
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Correct option: D
Non-existent in the interval
Option D (Non-existent in the interval) is correct because is not differentiable at in the interval , and Lagrange's theorem requires differentiability on the open interval.
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