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Mathematics, 01.11.2020 20:40 me1233456

Hi can anyone help me with this? It’s about even and odd functions but I’m not really good at it, it’s okay if you can only leave an answer but I would appreciate an explanation too. THANKS! I gave these three questions a really high amount of points but please don’t write meaningless answers just to get those points. THANK YOU ALL!


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