Given a periodic function -x, -L

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Chapter6: The Trigonometric Functions
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Given a periodic function
-x, -L<x<0
f(x)= x, 0<x<L
f(x+4)
Therefore L = 4.
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A function is said to be a neither function if only f(-x) #-f(x).
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A function f(x) = 4x" +1 is a neither function, if n is an even number.
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Transcribed Image Text:Given a periodic function -x, -L<x<0 f(x)= x, 0<x<L f(x+4) Therefore L = 4. FALSE TRUE A function is said to be a neither function if only f(-x) #-f(x). FALSE TRUE A function f(x) = 4x" +1 is a neither function, if n is an even number. FALSE TRUE
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