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Solution) Suppose that f:R→ R is at least once differentiable. Prove, using direct proofs, that f is conv

Question: Suppose that \(f:R\to R\) is at least once differentiable. Prove, using direct proofs, that f is convex if and only if its first derivative is non-decreasing.

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