Problem 1246 (difficulty: 5/10)

Give a function \(\displaystyle g\) whose directional derivatives all exist and vanish at the origin, but

(a) \(\displaystyle g\) is not differentiable at the origin;

(b) not continuous at the origin;

(c) not bounded in any neighborhood of the origin.


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