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Y= X^2, 0

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Sachin114 | 17:48 Fri 03rd Jun 2016 | Science
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I got this doubt while reading a book on calculus by lv torasov. If you need i can mail you the pdf and the page number...
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17:49 Fri 03rd Jun 2016
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Very likely.
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