Lecture

Mean Value Theorem (Mittelwertsatz)

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Description

This lecture covers the Mean Value Theorem (Mittelwertsatz) in differential calculus, focusing on O-notation, extrema, and applications. It explains the concept of critical points, global minima, and maxima of functions within a given interval. The lecture also discusses the proof of the theorem and its implications in analyzing continuous functions.

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