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[ f(x) + f(-x f(0)) = f(x) - f(0). ]
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Let ( c = f(0) ). Then,
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2. **Substitute ( x = 0 ):**
[ f(0 + y f(0)) + f(y - 0 cdot f(y)) = f(0) - f(y) + 0. ]
Simplifying, we get:
[ f(cy) + f(y) = c - f(y). ]
Therefore,
[ f(cy) = c - 2f(y). ]
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Let’s analyze this substitution carefully:
For simplicity in notation let’s denote ( g(t)= t+ t*f(t)).
Substitute ( y=1/x) in original equation:
We get:
$$f(g(x))+f(frac{1}{x}-xf(frac{1}{x}))=f(x)-f(frac{1}{x})+frac{2}{x}$$
We know that if $g$ is bijective then there exists some $a$ such that $g(a)=b$. So let's try $b=1$.
If $g(a)=1$, then we have:
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$$a(f(a)+1)=1$$
$$a=frac{1}{f(a)+1}$$
Now substitute back:
$$f(frac{1}{a}-af(frac{1}{a}))=c-f(frac{1}{a})$$
Since $a=frac{1}{f(a)+1}$ we get:
$$f((f(a)+1)-frac{(f(a)+1)f(frac{1}{a})}{f(a)+1})=c-f(frac{1}{a})$$
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Since $g$ is bijective so there exists some $d$ such that $g(d)=c$. So let's try $d=a$.
Then we have:
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But since we assumed $d=a$, then we have:
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But from above we have $a+af(a)=1$, so:
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Now substitute back in original equation:
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Since $c=1$, we get:
$$f(g(x))+1-f(frac{1}{x})=f(x)-f(frac{1}{x})+frac{2}{x}$$
Therefore,
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Since $g$ is bijective so there exists some $e$ such that $g(e)=e$. So let's try $e=x$.
Then we have:
$$g(e)=e+x*f(e)=e$$
Therefore,
$$xf(e)=0$$
Since $xneq0$, we get:
$$f(e)=0$$
Now substitute back in above equation:
$$f(g(e))+1=f(e)+frac{2}{e}$$
Since $g(e)=e$, we get:
$$f(e)+1=f(e)+frac{2}{e}$$
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