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if f(x)and g(x) are two functons with all real no.s as their domain, then h(x)= (f(x)+ f(-x))(g(x) - g(-x))..is...
i) always an odd function
ii) an odd function when both the f and g are odd
iii) an odd function when f is even and g is odd
iv) none of these.

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Lokesh Verma ·

always odd..

bcos h(x)= (f(x)+ f(-x))(g(x) - g(-x))

h(-x)= (f(-x)+ f(x))(g(-x) - g(x))

= h(-x)= - (f(-x)+ f(x))(-g(-x) g(x)) = - h(x)

so always odd!

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skygirl ·

ohh!
this was rather simple.....thank you...
y i thot so much on this dunno!!

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Lokesh Verma ·

it is important to think :)

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skygirl ·

:)
(thot n thot n landed up wid a wrong ans...:)....)

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