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Let f(x) be an odd function defined on R such that f(1)= 2, f(3)= 5 and f(-5) = -1 .The value of f(f(f(-3))) + f(f(0))÷ 3f(1) -2f(3) -f(5) is​

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Answered by kumarkanade6534
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Answered by sumitsl
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The value of f(f(f(-3))) + f(f(0))÷ 3f(1) -2f(3) -f(5) is​ -0.4.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

  • f(x) is an odd function.
  • f(1) = 2
  • f(3) = 5
  • f(-5) = 1

To be found: f(f(f(-3))) + f(f(0))÷ 3f(1) -2f(3) -f(5)

Formula Used: f(0) = 0 when function is odd.

Solution:

Since we have to evaluate the expression: f(f(f(-3))) + f(f(0))÷ 3f(1) -2f(3) -f(5)

so let us find each term simultaneously.

f(f(f(-3)))=f(f(-f(3)))

Since, if f(x) is and odd function then f(-x) = -f(x).

f(f(-5))=f(1)\\=2

Now,

f(f(0))= f(0)\\=0

As, if f(x) is an odd function then f(0)=0

Now, simplified expression will be:

=\frac{(2 + 0)}{3f(1) -2f(3) -f(5)}\\=\frac{(2 + 0)}{3\times 2 -2\times 5 -1} \\=\frac{2}{6-10-1}\\=\frac{2}{6-11}\\=\frac{2}{-5}\\=\frac{-2}{5}

Therefore the value of  f(f(f(-3))) + f(f(0))÷ 3f(1) -2f(3) -f(5) is​ -0.4.

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