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What is the Theorem for Differentiability in Advanced Calculus?
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[QUOTE="nateHI, post: 4997169, member: 259757"] That's what I thought at first and I suppose the class will get to Cauchy-Riemann eventually. But the instructor stressed the fact that we were not working in the complex numbers for this problem. The Theorem he was looking for is from Advanced calculus. He probably wants to demonstrate the advantages of ##\mathbb{C}##. [/QUOTE]
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