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Exercise 9.26
Exercise 26: Show that the existence (and even the continuity) of does not imply the existence of . For example, let , where is nowhere differentiable.
Answers
Letting be the function given in the example, then , so , for all . However, does not exist. For you can use the function defined in Theorem 7.18.