Math, asked by Rollno010, 1 year ago

what is Rolle's theorem?

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Answered by shubhi9643
3

If a function f(x)
* continuous in [a,b]
* differenciable in (a,b)
* f(a)=f(b)

then there exists point c such that
f'(c)=0

this is rolle theorem


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Answered by iHelper
9
Hello!

\boxed{\textbf{Rolle\:'\:s\:Theorem}}

Let \textbf{a} < \textbf{b}.

If \textbf{f} is continuous on the closed interval \textbf{[a, \:b]} and differentiable on the open interval \textbf{(a,\: b)}and \textbf{f(a) = f(b)}, then there is \textbf{ (a,\: b)} with \textbf{f\:' (c) = 0}.

That means,

According to it, \textbf{f} has a horizontal tangent somewhere between \textbf{a} and \textbf{b}

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