Lecture

Derivability Study: Behavioral Rules and Examples

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Description

This lecture covers the study of derivability, focusing on behavioral rules and examples. Topics include the existence of derivatives, the Rolle's theorem application, and the Bernoulli theorem. Through examples, the instructor illustrates the concepts of constant functions, increasing and decreasing functions, and the application of theorems.

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