if the function F is defined by F(x)=x^2+1/x^2 for all nonzero numbers X, then F(-1/X)=
A. –1/f(x)
B. 1/f(x)
C. 1-f(x)
D. –f(x)
E. f(x)
A. –1/f(x)
B. 1/f(x)
C. 1-f(x)
D. –f(x)
E. f(x)
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IMO E. The function converts back to the expression of F(x)success1111 wrote:if the function F is defined by F(x)=x^2+1/x^2 for all nonzero numbers X, then F(-1/X)=
A. –1/f(x)
B. 1/f(x)
C. 1-f(x)
D. –f(x)
E. f(x)
OA is EVemuri wrote:IMO E. The function converts back to the expression of F(x)success1111 wrote:if the function F is defined by F(x)=x^2+1/x^2 for all nonzero numbers X, then F(-1/X)=
A. –1/f(x)
B. 1/f(x)
C. 1-f(x)
D. –f(x)
E. f(x)
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