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(ITA-1985) Be f: IR ⇒ IR a function satisfying f(x+∝y) = f(x) + ∝f(y) for all ∝,x,y ∈ IR. If (
(a_(1) ,a_(2),a_(3),...,a_(n) )) is an arithmetric progression of ratio d, then we can say that
(f(a_(1)) ,f(a_(2)),f(a_(3)),...,f(a_(n) ))

a) It is an arithmetric progression of ratio d.
b) It is an arithmetric progression of ratio f(d) whose first term is
a_(1).
c) It is a geometric progression of ratio f(d).
d) It is an arithmetric progression of ratio f(d).
e) Nothing can be said.

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Answer: letter D

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