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Advanced Mathematics Volume II Seventh Edition pdf
First, f(x) is continuous at x=0, and f(0)=0.

Left derivative: f (0-) = lim (h->; 0-)[f(h+0)-f(0)]/h = lim(h-& gt; 0-)(h-0)/h = 1;

Right derivative: f (0+) = lim (h->; 0+)[f(h+0)-f(0)]/h = lim(h-& gt; 0+)[ln( 1+h)-0]/h = lim(h-& gt; 0+) 1/( 1+h)= 1。

So there is f'(0)= 1.