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Secound derivative of a corner?

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like when two striahgt lines meet at a corner. is the 2nd derivative there just 0 since its not really any concavity or is it DNE

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  1. The second derivative at that point also does not exist because the first derivative is discontinuous at that point.  Continuity is a necessary condition for differentiability.

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