Math, asked by skyajnare, 5 months ago

if p(x)=x^-x^+x+1,then find the value of p (1)+p(-1)÷2

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Answered by dhirajbsdmgmailcom

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Answer:

P(1)+P(-1)÷2=(1-1+1+1)+(-1+1-1+1)÷2

=2+0

=2

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