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If p(X)=X+3 then find p(x) +p (X) is equal to​

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Answered by sanjayksingh879
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Answer:

The value of p(-x)+p(x) is 6.

Step-by-step explanation:

The given function is

p(x)=x+3p(x)=x+3 .... (1)

Substitute x=-x, it the given function.

p(-x)=-x+3p(−x)=−x+3 ..... (2)

Now add the equations (1) and (2).

p(-x)+p(x)=(-x+3)+(x+3)p(−x)+p(x)=(−x+3)+(x+3)

Combined like terms.

p(-x)+p(x)=(-x+x)+(3+3)p(−x)+p(x)=(−x+x)+(3+3)

p(-x)+p(x)=6p(−x)+p(x)=6

Therefore the value of p(-x)+p(x) is 6.

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