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for x>x0. You have infinitely many solutions for the IVP. 7 Feb 2014. Note that this derivative is unique by Theorem 9.12 in Rudin.. . Pugh Chapter 5
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. Page 2. Chapter 5. Differentiation. Exercise 5.1 Let f be defined for all real , and. Solution. Dividing by x – y, and letting x + y, we find that f'(y) = 0 for all y. I have given numbers to the sections in each chapter of Rudin, in general taking. My estimate of the difficulty of each exercise is shown by a code d:1 to d: 5.. .
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