If p(x) =x+p, then p (x) + p(-x) is
Answers
Answered by
2
Answer:
HELLO EVERYONE,
we have,
p(x) =x+p
p(-x) =-x+p
p(-x) + p(x) = x+p -x+p
p(x) + p(-x) = 2p
I HOPE IT'S HELPFUL FOR YOU.
☺
Answered by
2
IF
p(x)=x+p
thenp(-x)= -x+p
So,p(x)+p(-x)= (x+p) + (-x+p)
= 2p
Similar questions