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Question Number 4261 by 123456 last updated on 06/Jan/16
f(x)f(1−x)=f(1)  f(x)=?
f(x)f(1x)=f(1)f(x)=?
Commented by Yozzii last updated on 06/Jan/16
f(x)=0 for example.     f(x)f(1−x)=f(1)=constant.  ⇒f′(x)f(1−x)−f(x)f^′ (1−x)=0  ((f^′ (x))/(f^′ (1−x)))=((f(x))/(f(1−x)))=r(x)     x=1: f(1)f(0)=f(1)⇒f(0)=1 if f(1)≠0.
f(x)=0forexample.f(x)f(1x)=f(1)=constant.f(x)f(1x)f(x)f(1x)=0f(x)f(1x)=f(x)f(1x)=r(x)x=1:f(1)f(0)=f(1)f(0)=1iff(1)0.
Answered by prakash jain last updated on 07/Jan/16
f(x)=e^(kx)   f(1−x)=e^(k−kx)   f(x)f(1−x)=e^k =f(1)
f(x)=ekxf(1x)=ekkxf(x)f(1x)=ek=f(1)
Commented by prakash jain last updated on 07/Jan/16
Thanks. Deleted f(x)+f(1−x) part of answer.
Thanks.Deletedf(x)+f(1x)partofanswer.
Commented by Yozzii last updated on 07/Jan/16
f(x)f(1−x)=ax×a(1−x)=a^2 x(1−x)  f(1)=a≠a^2 x(1−x)⇒f(x)f(1−x)≠f(1)
f(x)f(1x)=ax×a(1x)=a2x(1x)f(1)=aa2x(1x)f(x)f(1x)f(1)

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