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Please answer this:

if u,v belongs to real no., and 2*f(u)*cos(v) = f(u+v) + f(u-v)
then prove that for real x,
f( - x) + f(-x) = 0



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 f(u+v) + f(u-v)  = 2 . f(u) . cos(v)

put u = / 2 - x
      v = 
/ 2

so the equation becomes

    f(
/ 2 - x + / 2 )  + f( / 2 - x - / 2) = 2. f( / 2 - x).cos( / 2 )

f( - x) + f(-x) = 0  ( as cos( / 2 ) Answer

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Great !!!!!!!
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