Hi:
False
Proof: While there are infinitely many counter examples, consider f(x)=-x^2 for all real x. Clearly f is differentiable on its entire domain. Yet f(x) has no minima whatsoever, thereby completing the proof.
Regards,
Rich B.
--- In Math4u@yahoogroups.com, "sanjivadayal" <sanjivadayal@...> wrote:
>
> Whether the following statement is true or false?
> "If f(x) is a differentiable function, then there must be at least one
> minima between two maximas".
>
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