Let V and W be normed vector spaces and let f : V → W be diﬀerentiable at a ∈ V . Let h ∈ V . In each case decide whether the statement is always true: a Df(a)(h) is a linear map from V to W b Df(a) ∈ W c Df(a)(h) ∈ W d Df is a continuous map from V to W.

Let V and W be normed vector spaces and let f : V → W be diﬀerentiable at a ∈ V . Let h ∈ V . In each case decide whether the statement is always true: a Df(a)(h) is a linear map from V to W b Df(a) ∈ W c Df(a)(h) ∈ W d Df is a continuous map from V to W.

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Let V and W be normed vector spaces and let f : V → W be diﬀerentiable at a ∈ V . Let h ∈ V . In each case decide whether the statement is always true:
a Df(a)(h) is a linear map from V to W
b Df(a) ∈ W
c Df(a)(h) ∈ W
d Df is a continuous map from V to W.

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