In this lecture, Abdul Fatah Khalil Rajri from Calculus Craze explains one of the most fundamental results in calculus: Rolle's Theorem. We go beyond just memorizing the formula. We dive deep into the three necessary conditions (Continuity, Differentiability, and Equal Endpoints) and provide a rigorous formal proof using the Extreme Value Theorem and Fermat's Theorem (Interior Extremum Theorem). What we cover in this video: The 3 conditions for Rolle's Theorem to apply. The geometric interpretation (Why there must be a horizontal tangent). A complete mathematical proof for both constant and non-constant functions. Practical examples of where Rolle's Theorem is used. Recommended Video: If you haven't seen our proof of the Interior Extremum Theorem, watch it here: [Link to your previous video] Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction to Rolle's Theorem 1:15 - The 3 Essential Conditions 3:30 - Geometric Intuition 5:45 - Formal Proof (Case by Case) 11:00 - Conclusion & Recap Don't forget to Subscribe to Calculus Craze for more high-quality math proofs! Rolle's Theorem, Proof of Rolle's Theorem, Calculus I, Real Analysis, Calculus Craze, Abdul Fatah Khalil Rajri, Mean Value Theorem, Rolle's Theorem Proof, Geometric Interpretation of Rolle's Theorem, Continuity and Differentiability, Mathematics Proofs, University Calculus, Engineering Math, Calculus Tutorials, Rolle's Theorem Examples, Horizontal Tangent Line, Extreme Value Theorem, Intermediate Value Theorem, Calculus 1 Lectures, Pure Mathematics. #Calculus #RollesTheorem #MathProof #RealAnalysis #CalculusCraze #AbdulFatahKhalilRajri #Mathematics #STEM #Calculus1 #MathTutorial #Education #UniversityMath #Derivatives #Theorems #Proof #MathStudent #EngineeringMath #Analysis #StudyMath #Logic #MathematicsEducation #CalculusHelp #MathHelp #PureMath #MathematicsAnalysis #LearnCalculus #Academic #MathVideo #Lectures #CollegeMath