Math, asked by baishakhimohapatra, 10 months ago

if f & g are not derivable at x0 the f+g is not drivable at x0 ? (state true or false)

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Answered by guptasheela040

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Answer:

It is not true

Step-by-step explanation:

It depends on the number that is by adding f and g

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