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Let f and g be functions that are neither even not odd. a. create an example where f+g is odd b. create an example where f times g is even c. create an example where f times g is odd
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Hmm here is something we could use for part a maybe.\[\Large\rm f=x^3+x^2,\qquad g=x^5-x^2\]Do you see what happens when we add f and g? What do we end up with?
what about b and c @zepdrix
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