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Rolle’s Theorem is not applicable for?
Hint:
Rolle's Theorem is not applicable for the function which is not differentiable in the open interval.
Rolle's theorem is not applicable if the value of the function is not same at the end point.
The correct answer is:
Step1: Criteria for the applicability of Rolle's theorem
Rolle's Theorem is not applicable for the function which is not differentiable in the open interval.
Rolle's theorem is not applicable if the value of the function is not same at the end point.
Step2: Checking if Rolle's theorem is applicable or not.
Since the value of the function at end points
and 
is not same then Rolle's theorem is not applicable on this this function.
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