d1 clear handwritingg, solution only (I) The graph of the overall function should be smooth flowing to define the derivative at anypoint! (II) A function is differentiable if everywhere its derivative is defined. (III) All continuousare differentiable. (IV) Not all differentiable are continuous. Which of the following statement/sis/are true?a. I, II, III, IVb. I, Ш, IV onlyс. 1, I onlyd. III only

I) The graph of the overall function should be smooth flowing to define the derivative at any point.…

Answered: (I) The graph of the overall function…

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