Suppose is continuous at but does not exist

MATHEMATICS · Subjective · A Level · Mathematics · Differentiation · Differentiation

Problem

Suppose ff is continuous at x=5x=5 but f′(5)f'(5) does not exist, while ff is discontinuous at x=7x=7. In one sentence, indicate which of the points x=5x=5 and x=7x=7 could be a location of a relative extremum of ff and justify your choice.

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