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If a function 'f is differentiable at a, then 'f is (A) continuous at 'a' (B) limit is exist at 'a' (C) not continuous at 'a' (D) none of these ​

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If a function 'f is differentiable at a, then 'f is (A) continuous at 'a' (B) limit is exist at 'a' (C) not continuous at 'a' (D) none of these

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