Is the function f(x)=K, where K is constant, even or odd
odd
neither even nor odd
even
even for some values of x
A
neither even nor odd
B
even
C
odd
D
even for some values of x
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f(x)=K Now, f(−x)=K= ⇒f(−x)=f(x) Hence, f is even. Also, −f(x)=−K Here, f(−x)≠−f(x) Hence, f is not an odd function.
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