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Suppose the function f satisfies1) f(3) = 52) f(x) = f(-1) - 2rThen f(1) + f(5) equals
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Suppose the function f satisfies1) f(3) = 52) f(x) = f(-1) - 2rThen f(1) + f(5) equals

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