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"Then obviously..." (a bound on strongly differential functions on an interval)

On the fourth page of their 1967 paper Local Behavior of Solutions of Quasilinear Parabolic Equations, Aaronson and Serrin comment: "Consider a strongly differentiable function $w$ of the real variable $x$, $0 < x < d$. Then obviously

$$|w(x)|^{2} \leq \frac{2}{d}\int_{0}^{d}|w|^{2}\ dx + 2d\int_{0}^{d}|w_{x}|^{2}\ dx$$

and..."

And obviously I don't get it, and am wondering what background I need to fill in before I can read this paper.