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Suppose we are given two functions, say r(x) and s(x). a) Is it true that r(x) + s(x) = s(x) + r(x) for all values of x? Why or why not? b) Is it true that r(x) s(x) = s(x) r(x) for all values of x? Why or why not? c) Is it true that r(0) = 0? Why or why not?
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a and b are correct because suppose r(x)= 2+x and s(x) = 7+2x r(x) + s(x) = s(x) + r(x). The order in which you add or multiply would not change the functions themselves. You can try this by using simple functions such as r(x)=2 and s(x)=3 3+2=5 and 2+3=5 the order didn't change anything. 2.3=6 and 3.2=6 But for saying r(0) = 0 is a big assumption, assuming r(x) = 7+2x r(0) = 7. Hope that helps.
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