Function is defined on the interval and is differentiable on except for a jump…

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Function gg is defined on the interval [−2,5][-2,5] and is differentiable on (−2,5)(-2,5) except for a jump discontinuity at x=1x=1. Which hypothesis of the Mean Value Theorem is violated on [−2,5][-2,5]? (a) gg is differentiable on (−2,5)(-2,5) (b) gg is differentiable at the endpoints x=−2x=-2 and x=5x=5 (c) There exists c∈(−2,5)c\in(-2,5) such that g′(c)=g(5)−g(−2)7g'(c)=\dfrac{g(5)-g(-2)}{7} (d) gg is continuous on [−2,5][-2,5]

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