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Suppose you know f′(a) = R, a, R > 0. If f is an odd function, what is f(−a)? Explain
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Answered by Steve
f'(a) = R means f(a) = Ra + C
But, if f is odd, C=0

So, f(-a) = -f(a) = -Ra
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