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If f(x)=x2-x , show that f(x+1) =f(-x) topic domain and range
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If f(x)=x2-x , show that f(x+1) =f(-x) topic domain and range

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f(x+1):-

  • (x+1)²-x
  • x²+2x+1-x
  • x²+x-1

f(-x)

  • (-x)²-(-x)
  • x²+x

LHS≠RHS

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