Counterexample to second derivative test when f''(x) is not continuously differentiable

Solution 1:

As pointed out in the comments, the fact that $f'(c)=0$ is enough; the continuity of the second derivative is not required for a single variable case.

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Counterexample to second derivative test when f''(x) is not continuously differentiable

Solution 1:

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