. Chain Rule Suppose that f(x) - * and g(x) - |x|. Then the compositions (f• g)(x) - |x| - and (g fXx) - |x| -x are both differentiable at x - 0 even though g itself is not differ- entiable at x - 0. Does this contradict the Chain Rule? Explain.
. Chain Rule Suppose that f(x) - * and g(x) - |x|. Then the compositions (f• g)(x) - |x| - and (g fXx) - |x| -x are both differentiable at x - 0 even though g itself is not differ- entiable at x - 0. Does this contradict the Chain Rule? Explain.
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